Author Topic: Quite a big terrain project (FINISHED! - 3rd October)... (Read 65519 times)

former user · « **Reply #120 on:** September 26, 2009, 08:02:13 AM »

yes, can we have sound emoticons please?

applause, applause!!!

opa wuttke · « **Reply #121 on:** September 26, 2009, 10:03:38 AM »

It is an absolutely fantastic work !

I especially like the river and the rocks and cliffs...they look just like in reality.

Thanks for showing it to us.

Captain Blood · « **Reply #122 on:** September 26, 2009, 11:16:53 AM »

Thanks

There will be a short delay in posting pics of the finished landscape as my Realistic Water ran out and I'm waiting for fresh supplies to arrive in the mail

Everything else is now pretty much done however. Phew.

marrony · « **Reply #123 on:** September 26, 2009, 04:30:36 PM »

Once again speechless....can't wait to see the water now.

Captain Blood · « **Reply #124 on:** October 03, 2009, 02:54:07 PM »

Oooookeeeee.... Finito!

It took 5 applications of Realistic Water to get close to the finish I wanted.
What can I say? It's not perfect, but having considered several other options, I decided to stick to the devil I knew. At least it just pours on straight from the bottle with no mixing, it doesn't emit noxious vapours, and it's water-soluble.
Overall, I'm 90% satisfied with the outcome.

Apart from the water, I've now inserted a load of trees, and added the buildings from Grand Manner. They're very nice buildings, but the bases are distinctly on the chunky side which is a bit annoying.
I've sanded them down in places added some shrubbery, but they're hard to disguise, so I shall just have to ignore them...
On the whole, I've decided I prefer buildings without sodding great bases moulded onto them

As this board will first see action in anger at the British Lead Adventurer's Meeting in 3 weeks time, I think it only fair to keep the figures off it until a game is actually played.
No doubt pics will be taken...

But I did pop a few Woodland Indians on for one final shot - just to show how the figures scale in with the landscape...