Urban scenery

[Suber]

I finished the first board! Hooray!
Found a spray that doesn't dissolve foam that much:



So I was definitely going in this direction:



For the second level, I had to start the process all over again. Measure, cut, carve...



Stairs, I love stairs



After various (and very colourful) insults and swearings, I got that:



Which eventually turned into this, when some more paint & glue work was done:



So this is it, ready to be inhabited!



You can find a few more pics of the process here:
http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.com.es/2014/12/besenval-port-stage-2-first-board.html?m=0

I won't start the second board immediately, as I have to take care of several different projects (and my sanity and will need to be restored!), but I'll let you know when it starts again...

[dijit]

Looking good!

[warburton]

Great work!!

[Puuka]

What someone who has the know how needs to do is make a 3D printer file to make a press you can push down on the foam to make the brick pattern. If you make it right, it might even work on foamcore.

[Brandlin]

What someone who has the know how needs to do is make a 3D printer file to make a press you can push down on the foam to make the brick pattern. If you make it right, it might even work on foamcore.

hmmm......

[Jonas]

Very nice stuff and coming along really well. I look much forward to see this finished and in game shots.

[S44lade]

Super job suber - really coming together nicely

[Suber]

I'm totally nuts, can't believe I forgot posting my stuff (d'oh)

Some time ago I got some stuff from Sarissa Precision. I'm making some slow process (lot of stuff!), but I can show you these two bridges.



Not future aspect at all, but what the hell, I liked it enough, don't need anything else:





How could I resist this?



This is how they look on my ongoing board:



http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.com.es/2015/01/building-bridges-for-new-year.html?m=0

Apart from that, I also got a few industrial walkaways from Bandua Wargames. Again, MDF stuff. I used the same technique and got this:







This is supposed to be 'designed for Infinity'. Meh, I can use that as well





Whenever I get to build some more proper buildings using foamboard I guess I'll use that as a walkaway between them, that kind of stuff.
Here you have it all on the blog:
http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.com.es/2015/01/rusty-walkaways.html?m=0

[warburton]

Nice work!

[Andym]

Lovely! Those bridges look well rickety! !

[Suber]

New goodies! If I'm doing a harbor, I need harbor stuff. That's why I included this canal barge by Sarissa Precision.



Following my traditions, I thought of making the interior detailed, but this time it really made no sense, you cannot attach a single mini inside of the cabin



Of course the kit is designed to look Victorian, so I had to add some stuff to warhammerize it a little. Not too much, just small bits here and there:



So it finally looked like this:



I used the Kev Adams mini as the captain. The coat and the wool hat drove me that way



So he's the man for the ship!





http://oldschoolworkshop.blogspot.com.es/2015/02/sailing-through-river.html?m=0

I should have a look for an industrial crane, it's just the stuff the port is missing. For the moment I've just seen the gorgeous Ichabod by Fenris Games, but I fear it may be too big for my humble board. Do you happen to know of any other kit suitable for my purposes?

[Andym]

A barge with purity seals!! You gotta love it!!

Should it not be driven by cherubs and have a few more skulls over it?

[stone-cold-lead]

Great looking stuff, especially the bridges.

[Suber]

Should it not be driven by cherubs and have a few more skulls over it?

I avoided the use of skulls on purpose, but the cherub idea is actually pretty cool! I believe I have some stuff I can use for this, consider it done...

[warburton]

Nice work!