More underhive scenery for Necromunda / Inquisimunda - some short walkways. These were very easy to make - a strip of 5mm thick foamboard, with three beams of foamboard underneath, the two end beams allowing each walkway to rest neatly between structures. I added panels snipped from cereal box card to the sides to conceal the exposed foam, & covered the top with watered-down PVA glue before laying a strip of sewing mesh over it, to represent wire grille. I learned about sewing mesh as a metal grille effect from a YouTube terrain-making tutorial recently, & it's excellent - cheap, so easy to work with, & very effective! The mesh needs a spray-paint undercoat as it doesn't take brush paint well straight-off. I 'pre-damaged' the mesh prior to sticking it down, & painted these 'corroded' areas as rusty. For variety, I added some hive-quake grit & stones to two of the walkways.
More underhive scenery for Necromunda / Inquisimunda - some short walkways. These were very easy to make - a strip of 5mm thick foamboard, with three beams of foamboard underneath, the two end beams allowing each walkway to rest neatly between structures. I added panels snipped from cereal box card to the sides to conceal the exposed foam, & covered the top with watered-down PVA glue before laying a strip of sewing mesh over it, to represent wire grille. I learned about sewing mesh as a metal grille effect from a YouTube terrain-making tutorial recently, & it's excellent - cheap, so easy to work with, & very effective! The mesh needs a spray-paint undercoat as it doesn't take brush paint well straight-off. I 'pre-damaged' the mesh prior to sticking it down, & painted these 'corroded' areas as rusty. For variety, I added some hive-quake grit & stones to two of the walkways.
Very nice- love the hazard stripes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks. Yeah, gotta have plenty of hazard stripes! Someone might get hurt otherwise... :-D
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