We’re now up to what (I think) are the final models from July-August, sans the round-up post due in a day or two. We have some more pieces by Fabricator’s Lair from the Epic Sector Sanctuary set. This time a bunch of oh-so-very-current-Warhammer 40k “L-shaped ruins”.
“The Part 1” in the title is just future-proofing myself for eventually printing and painting some of the other variations of these in the future, but no plans for that right now. As you can see, I did the Mirror thing with the printer to create some extra variations on these. I got mixed up at some stage and actually did three of the one above (despite only two in that image).
These went through a couple of iterations in the painting. Originally I just wanted to paint them grey, drybrush, weather a little with charring and be done. I did that but wasn’t happy with it, so I redid them in a style that imitated the look of the larger Damaged Buildings, which I felt a lot better about once I’d done them.
These little ones will simply add a bit of LOS-blocking for the smaller models in a LI game, I reckon.
And a couple of pics alongside the damaged buildings and some scale-appropriate models.
These make the final July-August models for the “official” time period of Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery ’25.
Azazel's Bitz Box. 
Nice!
They remind me of the Epic 40k buildings from long long ago, though nicer and a bigger scale. Similar concept though.
Yours looks better than mine 😀
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Thank you!
Just looked up the old Epic 40,000 starter – those plastic ruins look pretty good to me, even by today’s standards.
Yours of course have the advantage of having been painted a hell of a lot longer and used in a hell of a lot more games! 🙂
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These all look really good, particularly en masse! 🙂 Despite my lack of posts I am still working on an “unofficial” SoS model for September and making progress!
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Thanks John. Looking forward to seeing what you’ve been working on for it. 👍
I’ll put together the July-August round-up tomorrow amd then I can start on showing September’s models!
I’ve got 9 more that I’m hoping to finish this month. Wish me luck!
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You’ll get there, but good luck anyway! 🙂 I’ll have to pull me socks up and get moving with my stuff!
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Cheers John – mad rush to finish as much as possible this weekend for September now! 😀
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Great stuff mate, and for the last post – they all look great together!
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Cheers Alex – I’m looking forward to seeing my plans for an epic tabletop come to fruition sooner rather than later!
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The urban terrain is really coming together nicely. You did well painting these like they’re a bit dirty and damaged as well. It makes for a very convincing battlefield, I reckon 🙂
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Thanks mate. I like to drybrush this sort of thing with a makeup brush using Vallejo’s Panzergrau Primer. All the edges of “broken” bits, plus an upwars drybrush from windows in areas where there would theoretically have been fires burning – and floor areas around that.
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