Shadows of Brimstone: Doorways Into Darkness (Mine Doorways)

Shadows of Brimstone: Doorways Into Darkness (Mine Doorways)

Another of the Shadows of Brimstone sets that I started last month, the set comes with 4 each of the Mine Doorways and another type, the “OtherWorlds Doorways”. I haven’t started on the Other Worlds ones, but I’ve just completed these Mine ones.

Shadows of Brimstone: Doorways Into Darkness (Mine Doorways)

They’re not bad. Pretty simple, and as with a lot of the other models from the SoB range, they lack a bit of detail. In this case, the woodgrain in the pillars is really soft and the lanterns are a bit rough. The rocks on the sides were also as smooth as something that’s recently been polished. I gave them a bit of texture using the old dabbing with Liquid Greenstuff trick and it’s improved their appearance no end. Anyway, a relatively simple paintjob across them, and they’re now done.

There’s still another four doorways left to go – the “OtherWorld” doorways. Spoooooky!

Shadows of Brimstone: Doorways Into Darkness (Mine Doorways)

Here’s a scale shot with a Marine and beastman as well as some other Brimstone scenery pieces I painted recently. I guess I gotta paint the other ones now, eh?

10 thoughts on “Shadows of Brimstone: Doorways Into Darkness (Mine Doorways)

    • Just a rough, wide brush (like a stipple brush or a drybrush). Dip it into Liquid Greenstuff (from GW’s technical paint range), then stipple onto whichever overly-smooth surface you want to add a subtle texture to. Let it dry, prime (or paint) over, and you’re golden.

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    • Yeah, it’s not especially good for gap filling regardless of the minis material. It’s best use is really the alternative stuff like texturing surfaces and priming pvc models.

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