So after all the bases were glued to the plastic net, I removed the bases with an Xacto the primed black, and added what bits i tought could be used to partially represent an abandoned ship.
after that I painted what I could.
The tales of a lone, well not so lone anymore, Games Workshop collector.
Bug bitten part 2
OK after an encouraging commentary from flekkzo, I will keep doing the bases before all the genestealer are ready.
So after all the bases were glued to the plastic net, I removed the bases with an Xacto the primed black, and added what bits i tought could be used to partially represent an abandoned ship.
after that I painted what I could.
So after all the bases were glued to the plastic net, I removed the bases with an Xacto the primed black, and added what bits i tought could be used to partially represent an abandoned ship.
after that I painted what I could.
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Flekkzo is much pleased:) Great job! What did you use for the cables? It's gonna look even nicer when you get minis on those bases. This is very inspiring work, makes me eager to try something on my own:)
ReplyDeleteYou would never guess what i used for the cables.
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internal cable from and utp cable for telephony.
Where did you get the plastic from, this is exactly the tutorial I've been looking for with my Space Hulk termies, thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get access to all that plasticard!?
ReplyDeleteAs a matter off fact I did purchase a few sheets back in 2010 fro the warstore
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