Starting some pulp terrain... WIP

[cheetor]

This is an absolutely inspirational thread. 

Wonderful work.

[section 8]

Wow! Very cool buildings, and the fretwork idea is genius. Thanks for sharing.

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Great work, I love the set-up for the large courtyard.

[Anttipa]

Very inspiring stuff! I'm most impressed by your efficiency, you have managed to make lots of great looking terrain in just a few months. Keep up the good work!

[Traveler Man]

Nice work!  Great idea for the fretwork.

[ushistoryprof]

Great post, thanks for all the pics and inspiration.

[deflater mouse]

So I got this out on the table and tried it as scatter, and it worked really well...  Sort of a mountain wall kind of feel...  Maybe thats just because of the pines...


Of course now the table is crying out for a pagoda, so I'm working on a dice tower...

[pistolpete]

i hate love your work.  as if there wasn't enough already to make me feel inspired/guilty.

[MalcyBogaten]

Utterly superb! You have inspired and given me answers to some of my own building dilemmas.

That table is brilliant!

Please carry on. I would like more.

[War In 15MM]

That is really good stuff!  Richard

[deflater mouse]

Pretty much done...  Gotta put the screens on the bottom floor...

[von Lucky]

Beautiful work - the details and colours work really well.

[deflater mouse]

Haven't been posting much, but have still been working on some terrain pieces...  Will get some photos up soon...

In the meantime, I came up with a very quick way to churn out trees...  Take a plastic plant aquarium mat, and pull off some tuffs--use the ones that are attached by little pegs...  Stick em on a golf tee...



I added a little bark texture by using some masking tape on the tee and painting it ahead of time...  Just need to bend the top branches so they cover the tip more, and they're the easiest trees I've ever made...

[Katsuhiko JiNNai]

Superb! 
My big limit is that I've never done scenery, just painted miniatures.
So I respect the work of other wargamers that create their own scenery

[Prof. Dinglebat. Phd.]

If you could bottle what your doing here, you would be a millionaire and we'd all be broke.