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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: Maenoferren on 14 July 2008, 09:14:18 PM
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(http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc31/Maenoferren/100_3075.jpg)
This is the jungle so far (well part of it)
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Off to a good start !
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A steppe pyramid and some jungle terrain is the perfect start for pulp scenery. Good job.
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Good terrain!
Such a setting makes me just a bit uneasy. Who knows what may be lurking about?
Usually, just a few more than the bullets in my bandolier.
Nicely done. Wish I were as productive and imaginative.
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Lovely terrain! I like the idea of basing some of them on 40mm slottas. I might try this for smaller plants and combine it with the good old CD method which I use for large clumps.
Not meaning to be critical, but have you thought about matt spraying the aquarium plants, as they are a bit glossy?
Certainly they are not by any means bad, but it might make them even better :)
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Lovely terrain! I like the idea of basing some of them on 40mm slottas. I might try this for smaller plants and combine it with the good old CD method which I use for large clumps.
Not meaning to be critical, but have you thought about matt spraying the aquarium plants, as they are a bit glossy?
Certainly they are not by any means bad, but it might make them even better :)
Yep I mean to spray them, loaned my mate the spray... waiting till I have done them all before giving them the once over. I dont like the shiny platic look, it is the one thing that niggles me every time I look at them... ;D
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Good terrain!
Such a setting makes me just a bit uneasy. Who knows what may be lurking about?
Usually, just a few more than the bullets in my bandolier.
Nicely done. Wish I were as productive and imaginative.
you were right!
(http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc31/Maenoferren/100_3078.jpg)
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Damn! Didn't spot him first time. Must get some new spectacles lol
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Not meaning to be critical, but have you thought about matt spraying the aquarium plants, as they are a bit glossy?
They're not glossy, they're wet; It's a rain forest :P ;)
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Not meaning to be critical, but have you thought about matt spraying the aquarium plants, as they are a bit glossy?
They're not glossy, they're wet; It's a rain forest :P ;)
Never thought of that! lol
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I love aquarium plants. Have been using them quite a bit myself. And of course a step pyramide is almost a must! Isn't it suprising how easy it is to build up little bits of terrain once you really try it? I know how thrilled I felt when I finished some similar pieces so I can only say: keep it coming.
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Lovely terrain! I like the idea of basing some of them on 40mm slottas.
I have a heap of palm trees done this way, they have a tab on them so it's the only way I can get them on the table.
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Lovely terrain! I like the idea of basing some of them on 40mm slottas.
I have a heap of palm trees done this way, they have a tab on them so it's the only way I can get them on the table.
Well, theoretically, you could cut off the tab ;)
I started using the large flat GW bases (50mm?) for single large palm trees, but I've found them toppling too easily on a sanded table, so now I use CDs for those, too.
But smaller patches of lower plants will most certainly go on the GW bases.
I use a glue gun to glue model trees to bases. Should the tree fall off, it can very easily be placed back in the 'glue-print' with a dab of superglue for a firm hold.
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Lovely terrain! I like the idea of basing some of them on 40mm slottas.
I have a heap of palm trees done this way, they have a tab on them so it's the only way I can get them on the table.
Well, theoretically, you could cut off the tab ;)
I started using the large flat GW bases (50mm?) for single large palm trees, but I've found them toppling too easily on a sanded table, so now I use CDs for those, too.
But smaller patches of lower plants will most certainly go on the GW bases.
I use a glue gun to glue model trees to bases. Should the tree fall off, it can very easily be placed back in the 'glue-print' with a dab of superglue for a firm hold.
I'll be :D trying this soon