As a bit of a break from painting miniatures, I decided to
dedicate some time to finishing off the last two craters that I bought from
Amera Plastic Mouldings. Like the others, these two were undercoated
black before being base-coated using scorched brown. Once dry, the entire surface was stippled with Bubonic Brown and Bleached Bone before being given 2 coats of Devlan Mud as well as a layer of Badab Black in the centre.
Once the washes were dry, I painted the edges of the terrain
piece with Chardon Granite before sealing both craters with a matte spray-sealant. Never be stingy when
buying your sealant, especially if it’s inside a spray can – you don’t want all
your hard work going to crap because you wanted to save $15 after painting an
entire Space Marine Company.
With these two craters finished, I'm proud to say that the last of my Amera Terrain has been completed! This means that I not have access a wide selection of craters and tank traps of differing sizes as well as two sizable barricades that are capable of easily cover for an entire unit of Space Marines. All I need now is to paint a couple of buildings and I'll have the makings of a city-fight table.
With these two craters finished, I'm proud to say that the last of my Amera Terrain has been completed! This means that I not have access a wide selection of craters and tank traps of differing sizes as well as two sizable barricades that are capable of easily cover for an entire unit of Space Marines. All I need now is to paint a couple of buildings and I'll have the makings of a city-fight table.
My WIP pic this time is a building that I’ve been working on
for quite some time now. With one of
these buildings already complete and another waiting to be based; getting this
one painted ready for the table will mean that I’m one step closer to having a
40K table whose colour scheme matches my Salamander Army.
Catch you all later
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