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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: nevermore on February 18, 2018, 01:22:39 PM
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Sniper position created
01 - First i began with a large round MDF base, black foamboard was used for the walls, i used Bosik
for sealing them together.
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02 - 3mm cork tile cut into brickwork, i overlapped the edges, dont bother cutting the brick to fit the
walls, we can do this much later, leave small gaps between each brick, i also used matchstick crafts
sticks for the door casing....much better than normal matchsticks, they are smaller and much neater.
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03 - I then used more foamboard to creat the platform inside the walls, balsa wood is used for the support
beams for my flooring.The cork bricks are filled with mortar...i used filler, then a small damp rag to remove
some of the mortar, then a dry rag or tissue, leave over night to dry.
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04 - Coffee stirrers for my wood flooring, and where i never did any brickwork, i gave a touch of Daz clay,
the brickwork at this stage would be cut to fit the edges and i also chipped away at a number of bricks
to create that damaged look.
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05 - On the Daz clay i would PVA glue some fine sand, to give it some sort of texture, simply paint up
and place the snipers in postion....job done, well i hope i have given some ideas to others, snipers will
always find great postions on the battle field, i just find this a good way to represent that.
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Excellent work!
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They look great.
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Thanks guys
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Very interesting concepts,
It's exceptionally difficult to model a position for an observation and firing . As everything you do to represent such an act is diametrically opposed to the reality.
Although the khaki in me isn't convinced. The gamer says fair play for coming up a solution that fits your gaming needs.
Mark.
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Very interesting concepts,
It's exceptionally difficult to model a position for an observation and firing . As everything you do to represent such an act is diametrically opposed to the reality.
Although the khaki in me isn't convinced. The gamer says fair play for coming up a solution that fits your gaming needs.
Mark.
Indeed. Nice modelling but he’d be a bloody silly sniper if he he perched himself up on a platform with no effort at concealment and apparently no easy egress from his position. Dead for a ducat adter the first shot.
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Thanks guys, i know what you are saying but on a wargame table its hard to create the perfect sniper spot, i suppose i could of just put some sort of cover over them and just show a barrel ... thinking about it that would of saved me a few quid...idea taken, i will create one for a future game.
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We tend to put them next to buildings and fire them from any face as we assume they are not suicidai.it is purely a representation