Sometime ago I show you the Alien Jungle that we have made for our Warhammer 40000 games. In this entry I want to show you another jungle bases that I recently made.
In this case I glued in tree cardboard bases with some straight borders more or less the same quantity of plants that in the two Cds. In this way it is possible to put the three bases making a clear in the middle of them that it's quite useful in the games to explain that a unit is inside the jungle.
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Sunday, October 27, 2013
What we made with one of the tied up dwarfs slayers of The Battle for the Skull Pass Boxed Game
I made this entry to show you how we converted the tied up Dwarf Slayer from The Battle for the Skull Pass Boxed Game. We have a couple of them and weren't using them for anything and the face in not bad so we make a new body for him and converted into one of the Dwarf Slayers of my brother's Dwarf Blood Bowl Team.
Firstly we cut the head from the original body. Then we made a body using the metal Dwarf Slayers of WFB as models (in the pictures of the top center and top left side you can partially see one of those slayers as the model is place on top of it).
Etiquetas:
blood bowl,
conversions,
dwarf,
green stuff,
putty,
warhammer fantasy
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Dwarf Mine
This is one of the first scenery pieces that my brother and I made. We made a few before this one, a couple of orc huts and some polystyrene hills.
As you can see this piece represents the entry to a Dwarf mine understanding dwarf mine like and underground fortress.
Etiquetas:
dwarf,
scenery,
terrain,
warhammer fantasy
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Ruins I for Warhammer Fantasy/Mordheim
This is another element of my Warhammer Fantasy/Mordheim Imperial Town.The solid building are ok but ruins are a lot more fun to play with as you can pass trought them or take cover.
Etiquetas:
mordheim,
scenery,
terrain,
the empire,
warhammer fantasy
Monday, October 21, 2013
How to make a Necron Doomsday Ark (cardboard Scracth Building)
First of all I want to say that I don't have an original set of a Necron Ark so I'm not sure if the dimensions of the Arks that we have made and the ones that are in the blue prints are 100% accurate. To obtain the dimensions we measure and image of the sprues and scale that with the outer dimensions of the sprue that has the same dimensions as other models that we have. Secondly, I will like to highlight that with this tutorial we don't want to copy the original model, we just want to make a representation of it and in that spirit there are several details that this model lacks and the original model has.
This tutorial shows how to make the Doomsday Ark. With the blueprints it is also possible to make the Ghost Ark, you just have to join the "ribs" to the bottom part and don't make the cannon.
Etiquetas:
cardboard,
necron,
scratch building,
tutorial,
warhammer 40000
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Skaven Warlord atop War-Litter (conversion)
Almost every character in my brothers WFB Skaven army is a converted model. One of my favourites is this Warlord on War-litter. The model is full of little amusing details. The first one is the way the Warlord is carried on top of a shield like if he were copying a Dwarf lord carried on a shield by his shieldbearers.
Etiquetas:
conversions,
skaven,
warhammer fantasy
Thursday, October 17, 2013
How to make Sandbag walls for Imperial Guard Heavy Weapons
Long time ago I wrote a step by step on how to make Sandbag walls to use with the imperial guard heavy weapons for a Spanish electronic magazine. Today I bring it to you translated.
The original idea was to build more than one heavy weapon with each Imperial Guard Heavy weapon set. Doing it by building a sandbag wall seemed just right as it is possible to imagine that the soldiers during the battle preparation have make a sandbag wall where they can put a heavy weapon and get some cover while they are firing it.
Etiquetas:
conversions,
imperial guard,
sculpt,
tutorial,
warhammer 40000
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