 More Terrain Fun. This Time Malifaux |
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 Aug 14 2010, 08:10 PM
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 Seeker  Group: Members Posts: 61 Joined: 29-September 08 From: Orlando. The Underbelly of the Rat Member No.: 183  |
Hey folks.
Been forever since I dropped by but since Terrarin decided to pop up in the Wyrd forums I thought I would reciprocate. This is the table I did for the Wyrd booth back in 2009 for Gencon. I was able to finish it finally at Origins this year. It was also around the Wyrd booth at Gencon this year. Lots of things learned here. Biggest lesson is to make sure that your armatures for sculpy based trees are really stout. The large tree keeps breaking and I have had to repair it several times now. Some related links: Tutorial on how to build the rock formations Tutorial on how to build the trees  If you are so inclined, the Cmon entry for the piece: http://coolminiornot.com/254197 And my deviant art page where other junk gets posted periodically: http://thebugking.deviantart.com/ -------------------- TerrainThralls
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Aug 15 2010, 06:21 PM
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 Seeker Group: Brushthall Staff Posts: 312 Joined: 23-September 08 Member No.: 152 |
That is awesome. I kept meaning to go over the the Wyrd booth for a malifaux demo, and I kept getting distracted by Matt DiPietro or other cool things in the exhibitor hall and not making it that far. I didn't have enough time in the exhibitor hall, that's for sure! It's a shame I missed it. I love the Baba-Yaga hut.
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Aug 16 2010, 03:35 AM
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Seeker Group: Members Posts: 174 Joined: 4-August 09 Member No.: 626 |
I think I have to go to Gen Con ...
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Aug 16 2010, 11:10 AM
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 Braindead Group: Brushthrall Posts: 9,898 Joined: 7-April 04 Member No.: 4 |
Fan freaking tastic man. Love the chicken hut.
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Aug 16 2010, 12:03 PM
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 RHS Team Group: Brushthrall Posts: 7,274 Joined: 7-April 04 From: Portland Oregon Member No.: 5 |
Very nice! Has a very natural feel to the whole piece. Not something easily done.
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Aug 20 2010, 04:21 PM
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Seeker Group: Members Posts: 61 Joined: 29-September 08 From: Orlando. The Underbelly of the Rat Member No.: 183 |
Thanks for the kind comments folks.
@ LazyPeon: If you can make it definitely go. It really is the best four days in gaming. As for the natural look, it's done in lots of layers. I paint before I flock. Then I flock and paint that. Then I flock and paint that layer as well. Using an airbrush really helps too as all the edges are really soft. The shale parts are drybrushed though. And then airbrushed to soften the edges a a bit as well. Interestingly, the hut took me almost two months to create. The two trees took almost a month. I did the board itself with the water effects in three days. -------------------- TerrainThralls
Terrain Tutorials for the Beginner to the Expert Rhubarb Games in Orlando Florida The best gaming store in the Underbelly of the Rat. |
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Sep 17 2010, 07:09 PM
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 Seeker Group: Brushthall Staff Posts: 124 Joined: 19-April 09 Member No.: 575 |
I have only seen this piece in video so far and I have to say it is absolutely magnificent - by far one of the coolest pieces of terrain created (outside of france of course ;-))
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