Pulp Alley - Terrain

[marianas_gamer]

Dave,
Thanks a lot.  I am planning on doing some walls with cork and was planning to glue them together like your foamcore.  I hadn't thought of using braces but the weight will be very helpful.  You should be seeing some in the fairly near future using the braces for bases.  Home Depot here I come!
LB

[d phipps]

Mila painted three new terrain pieces this week...




THANKS

[former user]

great!

I wonder when You would stumble over the old Grendel Egypt stuff   

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Good score, well done.

We're reading from the same book. I have that box set on my watch list on Ebay.  

[Wolf Girl]

Here's some close ups of the terrain pieces.





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[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Brilliant.   

[Amalric]

Very nice.
I especially like the green accents.

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Yes, very subtle painting, very nice work! 

[Wolf Girl]

Thanks for the comments. I was trying a different dry brushing technique for these. I think they turned out nice.

[Wolf Girl]

Here's some new terrain me and Dad are working on to expand our ancient temple and ruined city set.

[Amalric]

It's looking good.
Are you casting from Hirst molds?
If so, how us that?
Thanks.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

I'd say Hirst Molds for sure which means I'm going to have to cast more if I want one of these temples myself. 

[Wolf Girl]

It's looking good.
Are you casting from Hirst molds?
If so, how us that?
Thanks.

Yes, it is all Hirst Arts stuff. Mostly from the Egyptian Basic Block Mold #95 and some from Egyptian Temple Mold #94.

It takes sooooooooo many casting to make stuff. Now we're out of powder again. Good thing we ordered more a few days ago. 

[Dr Mathias]

Thanks to you two I ended up buying six Egyptian theme molds at GenCon.

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

Thanks to you two I ended up buying six Egyptian theme molds at GenCon.

Same here,..they're terrible for making us go out and buy stuff to copy them.