The Bunker - A Terrain Project for Zone Alfa/Rogue Stars

[Dentatus]

Nice. Looking forward to more.
Any thoughts on special rules for interiors?

[CapnJim]

I just looked at this stuff again.  Nuka-Cola?  A little Fallout action?

[Dentatus]

Nuka- Cola is at the end of everywhere and every when.

One of the few, true constants of the multiverse.

[huntersmoon]

Hey ColdWarCommander

I bought some of the stuff you used - thanks for that

Can I ask what greens you used for the terminals / computer stuff - it looks awesome

Cheers

HM

[ColdWarCommander]

Hey ColdWarCommander

I bought some of the stuff you used - thanks for that

Can I ask what greens you used for the terminals / computer stuff - it looks awesome

Cheers

HM

Thanks it's a Games Workshop one that I can't remember off the top of may head at the moment. I'll double check and let you know asap.

Cheers

R

[ColdWarCommander]

+++++UPDATE+++++

Firstly can I say many thanks for all the encouraging comments.

After a trip to a local wargames tabletop sale recently I picked up a bargain bag of Red Vectors 28mm Sci Fi doors currently available from Pendraken if anyone is interested. The bag contained six double doors and six single doors so after assembly and a quick paint job I have twelve doors to add to the Bunker Project. One of the single doors had a slight bit of damage on the keypad but once I'd finished painting them it looks like the keypad has taken a bit of battle damage. The keypad and screen add something extra to an otherwise fairly simple design.

Cheers

R

[mikedemana]

Great find! I keep an eye out for stuff like that at the hobby shop, but have yet to strike gold. Those doors look nice, and the keypads are awesome!!

Mike Demana

[ColdWarCommander]

Hey ColdWarCommander

I bought some of the stuff you used - thanks for that

Can I ask what greens you used for the terminals / computer stuff - it looks awesome

Cheers

HM

Hi the green is Elysian Green from Citadel. I basecoat with this then a black wash then paint individual panels/doors again with Elysian Green then just lighten it slightly for a final highlight painting smaller areas within each panel.

Cheers

R