Terrain - Ruins - Finished

All that was left to do was add a bit of dead grass here and there for effect and take some pictures.

Enjoy making your own.

Vitor

Terrain - Ruins - WIP Painting

I used a can of PSC Spray paint, German Dunkelgelb, for the base colour because I only had a little left in the can and didn't want to waste it.

Then I used GW Tallarn Sand to paint the sand and Karak Stone for the pillars.

I washed the entire piece in a (60/40 brown/black) wash to create the shading and tone the the paint down.
 
Next I used the base colours of Tallarn Sand and Karak Stone to drybrush the sand and pillars respectively to add highlights.

Stay tuned for the finished product.

Vitor           

Terrain - Ruins - WIP

 

When I attended the Salute event last year I picked up some very nice, inexpensive resin terrain pieces. The moment I saw them I knew they would be perfect for a number of different genres but most of all they would go with the upcoming Conan board game from Monolith. I was one of the very first backers and just loved the terrain prospects the game offered.

I decided to do a small test piece for a Khemi desert type board using these ruins. I cut out some rough shapes from hardboard and glued down my pieces with Gorilla Glue (if you are thinking of this please be aware that it expands as it dries and I will not be using it again).

I then added some unevenness to the surface with greenstuff so it would not be perfectly level, also to hide the glue that was protruding from the sides of the pillars.

Next was to cover the base with some sand.

Next for the painting!


Vitor