Having ordered a load of hexon terrain from kallistra , I decided to try and make some river tiles.
I checked my local diy store and found some expanded polystyrene underlay which was half as thick as the depth of a hexon tile.
and this is how they turned out after a dozen tries to find the right colour and tonnes of scenic water and future floor polish...
2 mm troops for scale
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Monday, 21 May 2018
Friday, 20 April 2018
Kallistra Space dreadnought 3000 ships
Its been a while since Ive made any real progress on my own projects. Although Ive been recollecting 15mm sci fi for a couple of years, it was at the last Warfare show that I picked up a couple of 1/3000 scale space fleets from the Kallistra stand. I think I paid less £15 per fleet and that was for eight ships and metal stands , which I thought was a very reasonable price. I picked up the Quellaris fleet and the Altaran fleet and got a free set of the rules thrown in! Thank you :)
So, having not painted any tiny spaceship since the mid -eighties ( I have half a dozen spaceships bought from Esdevium games whilst I was still at school) I took a fairly conservative approach to painting this new batch.
Behold! The fleet of the Quellarians!
As you can see, I didn't stop with painting a few ships... oh no..
Some months before , without knowing why, I bought a pack of various sized polystyrene balls from a craft retailer. Once I'd purchased my ships I then realised what the balls were for ! Planets! Set to with the poly cement to make an asteroid or two, followed by a lovely 6 x 4 ft space matt from A & B games across the road and I'm all set for interstellar chaos.
Shortly, thereafter, followed the Altaran fleet. who will save us from the Altaran onslaught? Aaaaaah!
So, having not painted any tiny spaceship since the mid -eighties ( I have half a dozen spaceships bought from Esdevium games whilst I was still at school) I took a fairly conservative approach to painting this new batch.
Behold! The fleet of the Quellarians!
As you can see, I didn't stop with painting a few ships... oh no..
Some months before , without knowing why, I bought a pack of various sized polystyrene balls from a craft retailer. Once I'd purchased my ships I then realised what the balls were for ! Planets! Set to with the poly cement to make an asteroid or two, followed by a lovely 6 x 4 ft space matt from A & B games across the road and I'm all set for interstellar chaos.
Shortly, thereafter, followed the Altaran fleet. who will save us from the Altaran onslaught? Aaaaaah!
A couple of hotwheels 'Star wars' and some plastic fighters and bases from E4M I think, plus another session making 22 planets of various sizes and colours ( thanks to my daughter for the nail varnish for the swirly enamelling ) and I am ready to rock and roll. Mission accomplished :)
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