Just the briefest of posts to showcase a couple of dwellings, planned for a Tatooine inspired Star Wars: Legion Board. These were from 'TTCombat' and were a simple cost effective solution to setting the scene. Having put them together in no time at all, I was curious to see if they could be enhanced to disguise the angular, rather boxy look? Wet strength tissue paper and PVA was used to seal the dome with the addition of some ‘eroded’ blue Styrofoam supports around the base. This was all given a coat of All Purpose Filler. On reflection I probably used too much on the first building and reigned that back a bit on the second attempt, striving for a crude, Adobe wall like effect.
Original kit assembled |
Once dried additional sand texture was added along with some A/C Greebles from ‘Combatzone Scenery’ with the coiled wire and bulkhead lights coming from ‘Zinge Industries’. The whole piece was then given a diluted PVA glue protective coat. Painting just saw them primed in a suitable sand like colour, washed with Agrax Eathshasde and then dry brushed.
Added details |
As for points, stacked one on top of the other they come to 6" x 6" x 8" so comfortably through one terrain cube, shall we shall 25 points?
Simply superb Michael!!
I love how you made the hard angular shape of the original MDF models into the much more organic designs from the Star Wars films. The inclusion of the wiring and tech bits is truly inspired and really is evocative of those scenes inTunisia Tatooine. Love the first shot of Luke's landspeeder and the droids. Now, we just need to see Aunt Beru out with a glass of blue milk and a plate of cookies and the scene would be fully set. :)
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Simply superb Michael!!
I love how you made the hard angular shape of the original MDF models into the much more organic designs from the Star Wars films. The inclusion of the wiring and tech bits is truly inspired and really is evocative of those scenes in
That is fecking quality work Michael!
ReplyDeletebrilliant job Michael...
ReplyDeleteExcellent work - and really useful ideas for improving mdf buildings, which I will cheerfully steal.
ReplyDeletelovely as always
ReplyDeleteWow, that is really something. Well done.
ReplyDelete, great idea nice work!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work with the spackle and styrofoam Michael- I've got a few touch up around the house you could see to if you're in the area.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking Tatooine adobe abodes.
That's pretty damn spectacular:)
ReplyDeleteNow I can forget about buying these because I can never match your skill in converting them and will always be envious of yours.... damn you Awdry!
ReplyDeleteSmashing idea, really adds to the flavour of the buildings.
ReplyDeleteLovely bit of MDF improvement! Very nice finish!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
These look awesome Micheal!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Splendid stuff, Michael, well done!
ReplyDeleteNice work on the building improvements Michael :)
ReplyDeleteGreat improvements!
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