Finished enough 15mm sci-fi terrain to start playing (and rebased my minis)

[nheastvan]

So with the creation of some more alien plants, I think I finally have enough terrain to start gaming 15mm sci-fi.

Alien tube plants made from plastic straws melted over candle flame (be careful if you try it, they don't need to touch the flame at all):


And more dollar store fake plants glued to pennies:


Forest shot:


And the whole table:


A few more pictures on my blog, but those are the important ones.  The forest floor is made up of multiple small pieces of flocked felt, so I can make many smaller forests instead of one big one.

[OSHIROmodels]

Very effective 

cheers

James

[The_Beast]

So with the creation of some more alien plants, I think I finally have enough terrain to start gaming 15mm sci-fi.

Alien tube plants made from plastic straws melted over candle flame (be careful if you try it, they don't need to touch the flame at all)...

And, as I said before, ventilation, ventilation, ventilation.

Really looks smashing!

If the players can't get in to the spirit on THAT spread, check their pulses!

Doug

[Cacique Caribe]

Stunning.  Inspiring.  I love it!

[Ockman]

Cool stuff!

[nheastvan]

Thanks everyone!

The_Beast, I'll make sure all my posts talk about melting plastic or solvents or something like that. 

Want to give some credit where it is due:


http://www.terragenesis.co.uk/infopages/page533.html

[Warren Abox]

That's a great looking table.  Your color selection is excellent - it really looks like an organic, but still alien, landscape.  Particularly like the contrast with the dark gray/brown tabletop.

[nheastvan]

The bright pink fake plant parts really help with that.  Apparently there are lots of different fake plants in that colour, so I'll probably be adding more of it.  I won't necessarily pile it all on at the same time, but I will have more variety.

Well, I'll probably pile it on at least once or twice.

Looks like I forgot a picture with the plants spread out a bit more: