A quick & easy terrain piece for Necromunda / 'Inquisimunda' this week - a burnt-out chem tank. I made this using a miniature framed whiteboard as the base (with the nice 'grille texture' reverse side as metal flooring), & a sliced-up spicy-shelled peanuts snack pot & foil roll tube as the chem tank & pipe. Jagged sections of the pot, filler, snippets of cocktail stick, Gale Force Nine rubble pieces, & sand provided the patches of scattered debris. I painted the assembled piece to try & make it look like the chem tank was engulfed in a fire, or exploded. Fairly pleased with this as a simple ground level piece for Necromunda. The blast holes mean that models can move through an otherwise LOS-blocking piece, & the open top allows vertical gunfire (plus easy placement of figures!).When I'm in a lazy painting mood, I really enjoy doing wrecked, ruined, & weathered stuff - with minimal effort you can get quite atmospheric results. Here are some detail views:
I love the way you make great terrain out of cheap and simple materials.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Paul.
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