cutp's Strange Aeons Painting + VUK

[cutp]

Terrain Board [2' x 2']

This is the primary board I will be using (I made it for another game, then re-did it, but it should work fine)

Scatter etc. not shown

I will probably make some 1920's-ish stuff to go with it

[cutp]

Submerged Deep One

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Deep One







Need to get 50 mm base still...

[EndTransmission]

Really nice work on all of these... and that board! really cool!

[Uncle Mike]

Great stuff! That board is cool but I love the Deep One...no one I know has done it in red yet...

[cutp]

thx EndTransmission and Uncle Mike

trying to give my miniatures unique (at least vs. the KS images) color schemes

have to repeat how enjoyable the miniatures I got are to paint (thx UMW)

and if it wasn't obvious, all my boards have space for building or terrain modules that are ~ 8" x 8" (or ~8" x 4" or ~ 4" x 4")





PS

[horridperson]

Those modular boards are slick and that deep one was a fine finale for the fish men.  I think I want that one too .

[cutp]

thx horridperson

not quite done with the fishy folk

3 hybrids pending...

yes, the whole innsmouth box has great figures

[rcketscientst]

I have to go along with rest of the folks and say great job.  On everything.  Really motivating me to get some of Uncle Mike's product and pull out the brushes. 

I have a question on the game board.  Are those "real" tiles in the patterned areas?  If so, do they add enough weight to prevent the board from getting bumped easily?

[cutp]

thx rcketscientist

the "tiles" are from thin wood squares and rectangles from craft store, all cut to shape and sanded, then wood glued down to 1/4" plywood board

here's a WIP from another board...should give you an idea of pre-paint look...



here's a sample shot of my many boards and building modules...you can see how I re-worked my SA board and added more tiling...

[cutp]

Hybrid 1

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Hybrid 2

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Hybrid 3

[cutp]

Innsmouth Box [including KS Exclusive Stretch Bonus]

Something’s Fishy in Innsmouth

[Litebrite]

Realy great paint jobs with all your figures.  I look forward to also seeing AAR pics (and write-ups) with them "On the Table".

Lem