Here's my second trashbash build, a slightly more complicated build than my last effort, but also a generator of some sort. This one is made from a Gillette shaving pack that I was (fortunate enough) to get at Christmas and when I took the different parts of the gift out of the packaging I was confident that I could create something Rogue Trader / Post-Apocalyptic with the variety of shapes. Here's the completed piece of scenery with a MadBoy for scale:
Here's the original packaging from the inside, you can see a nice array of shapes and textures on the plastic:
And here's the completed build with bits of sprue, lego, textured plasticard, bottle lids etc for added detail:
And that magical moment when all the different components come together, united under the grey primer:
The painting was pretty quick and nasty on this; after the grey priming everything was given multiple washes of a variety of reddy/brown/orange washes for the rust colours. The colours of paintwork were then added with the usual dark to light technique and then further rusty colours were stippled and diluted on to create either thick rust with the former technique or washed out rust with the latter. A few green washes were added for further weathering and then it was all based with some desert dry pigment which was also added around the base of the structure to make it look as if the sand was embedded in the build; residues of a previous sandstorm maybe.
A new twist on my hobby time looms next......
I ove those kind of very characterfull and unique terrain pieces ^^
ReplyDeleteWell done Stuart.
Looks awesome mate, love it.
ReplyDeleteThat container was just begging to be converted! A lovely bit of kitbashing Stuart. Well done man :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a really great use for the package.
ReplyDeleteThe terrain looks like it would be great for Necromunda and RT.
Really, fantastically well build.