alien life form chamber

[Voogla]

just started again to work on my old Spacehulk (again) to add some more scenery. Does anybody know of an alien life form chamber that would fit? What i have in my mind are upstanding mansized glass cylinders, 3 in a row with, well, 'alien' life forms floating inside, but I am open to any suggestions here!

[Major_Gilbear]

What about these from West Wind? 

[Froggy the Great]

Get small plastic baby bottles, glue their lids upside down on whatever framework ( so you can change out what's in them) and kit them up.

or

...is what I have in mind.

[workerBee]

http://miniaturereview.blogspot.com/2010/11/olleys-armies-bio-chambers.html

was referenced in a earlier LAF thread.

Gracias,

Glenn

[Ajsalium]

RAFM miniatures do some:


http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RAF&Product_Code=RAF02700&Category_Code=SCEN


http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RAF&Product_Code=RAF02701&Category_Code=SCEN


http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=RAF&Product_Code=RAF02702&Category_Code=SCEN

[fastolfrus]

Black Cat used to do some, not sure if they still do:
http://blackcatbases.com/

[Legion1963]

The ones from West Wind are quite nice. I bought them a while ago painted them and then decided to put the whole project on hold. But they are rather nicely painted.

[Voogla]

thanks, that already helped a lot! I will probably try the Westwind ones and do some conversion :-)

[Pil]

The Olley ones are still available but a bit more elaborate with a price to match:

http://www.olleysarmies.co.uk/biochambers.html

There's also a nice example of an economy chamber made from tubing, washers and bases:


They're no longer available but shouldn't be too hard to reproduce.

[Varangian]

Those Olley's Armies biochambers are gorgeous!

Any idea who he sold the rights to?

[sundayhero]

You can also quite easily mix some future floor + ink or liquid medium +ink, then apply it inside your bottle (turn it with your hand to make the liquid evenly ) and let it dry...A good way to create weird liquids !

You can also use school book colored translucid protection paper, especially for liquid tubes against a wall (to hide the "frontier" of paper).