Next up is some covered crates and barrels. Same thing with the wood glue soaked paper towel for the tarps.
Some pallet stacks. These are all made from bass wood and coffee stirrers.
Lastly are two covered bodies, which do not photograph well, barrel and bucket stacks, and a stroller partially wrapped in a blanket. The bodies are two Reaper "non-heroic" dollies posed and covered again with the glue soaked paper towel. The stroller is soldered together brass wire with putty details and punched plastic wheels.
Hope you like.
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I like a lot mate!! Really adds to the feel of the city. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAll that terrain clutter looks really good. Those palettes are fantastic, and the glue soaked papertowel trick is ingenious.
ReplyDeleteI love the clutter, it looks very effective and I'm with Adam on the palettes, they really do look the biz.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding scenery. Love the tarps its make the barrels etc looks that little bit more realistic!. Keep up the good work it always good to see what you've made as you are so creative
ReplyDeletethirded on the palettes, they look great and you really nailed the color of old wood.
ReplyDeleteScenery items like these really can bring a gaming board to life. Outstanding work!
ReplyDeleteMan, outstanding work. These will really help bring your table to life. I love the stroller, especially.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! It is just what I was looking for. Thanks for share it.
ReplyDeleteSince everyone likes the pallets I will do a quick toot on them this week. They are dead easy.
ReplyDeleteSnitchy sends.
Awesome stuff.
ReplyDeleteHow did you make the bicycle and the pushchair, and the dustbin ?
The bicycle was from black cat bases. The push chair was soldered together with putty added. The dustbin I found in a O scale train street kit.
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