First up is the Warlord Games Plastic Ruined Hamlet. The set was easy to assemble and paint with black primer and drybrushed shades of gray. I mounted the ruins on MDF so I could do rubble-strewn floorboards. Modeling pigments break up the sea of gray. These will pull double-duty in Bolt Action and Frostgrave.
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
Terrain for Bolt Action, SAGA and Frostgrave
Inspired by the terrain at the US Grand Melee, I decided to clear out my terrain queue and buff out my meager collection. Good terrain & nicely painted figures are key to walk-ups when you play in a public space like I do.
First up is the Warlord Games Plastic Ruined Hamlet. The set was easy to assemble and paint with black primer and drybrushed shades of gray. I mounted the ruins on MDF so I could do rubble-strewn floorboards. Modeling pigments break up the sea of gray. These will pull double-duty in Bolt Action and Frostgrave.
I've been a fan of the Fenris Games Viking Rune Stones since I laid eyes on them. The marshy theme was a bit of work but makes them flexible. In SAGA, I can drop two of these in a terrain element and call it rocky ground OR a marsh. The leaf litter is Green Stuff World's Natural Leaf Litter. I'm not entirely sure the split grey and brown basing works. I can circle back and change it in the future if it bothers me enough.
This run was a nice boost to my terrain making confidence. Now to get a game on and put it out on the table!
First up is the Warlord Games Plastic Ruined Hamlet. The set was easy to assemble and paint with black primer and drybrushed shades of gray. I mounted the ruins on MDF so I could do rubble-strewn floorboards. Modeling pigments break up the sea of gray. These will pull double-duty in Bolt Action and Frostgrave.
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