Four years ago (holy shit! but then – I guess we had the 2 years of Pandemic lockdowns – so in the latter “before times” I painted the bridges from Massive Darkness 1. I still haven’t played that game, but now I have the bridges from Massive Darkness 2 to show, as I painted them in July..
These were sp[rayed black and almost entirely drybrushed, with the exception of the dirtying-up of the stone part of this demonic-appearing bridge. The sides are drybrushed from the black primer through several reds and into bone. Again, a good opportunity to try something new on a model that hardly needs to be perfect. This is also the final model I completed in July for the first month of Dave Stone’s annual Season of Scenery challenge. I haven’t yet got anything finished in August, so hopefully I can get a few more things done in time!
Azazel's Bitz Box. 
Fantastic work on the bridges mate, they look very effective and Demonic
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Thanks Dave! Quick and easy, and I got a little experience in drybrush blending across a wider colour bridge. 😜
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This bridge came out really nicely and it sounds like it was pretty fast to complete too. Massive Darkness has mixed reviews but if MD2 is better, I could see it being a really fun one to own and play. This is another game that I’d love to hear your thoughts on it when you have time to play it.
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Thanks mate, yeah they were pretty quick and easy once I decided what I was going to try to do. One day we’ll get around to playing MD and possibly even MD2!
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They look really good. Great pieces of terrain.
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Thank you!
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I like what you have done with the Hellscape bridges; they remind me of Diablo II for some reason.
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Cheers Dave. I was thinking about Diablo myself when visualising them so I’ll call that one a win!
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Very nice and very cool sculpts!
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Thank you Angelos!
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Turned out nice! That’s some great dry brushing work. Reminds me of the YouTuber’s (I forget his name) who almost completely drybrushes minis.
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Thanks mate – Artis Opus might eb the guy? Unless that’s just the name of his drybrushes? I’m just using makeup brushes! – at least until he sends me some freebies for a totally-not-sponsored endorsement!
(I kid, he sems like a nice bloke in contrast to many of the others.)
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Yea, that’s the one. And he should send you some free brushes, haha! I’m always amazed how much he can paint just with dry brush technique.
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Yeah, plenty of credit to him for his skill with a drybrush. And I agree – He should totally send me a set for unbiased review!
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Nicely done! 🙂 Creepy though!
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Thanks John – mission accomplished in that case!
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Looks great – a little slice of hell brought to life!
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Thanks Wudu! And perfect for the tiniest little streams in War Cry! 😉
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Nicely done- they are ott in a demonic way but your paint job has rendered them rather classy in the end.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Thanks Pete – that’s the …trouble? challenge? with sculpts like these – how ot paint them so they look at least feasable in a gaming context!
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They are awesome 👍👍
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