Following on from making my
Townhouse, I moved onto making the
ruined temple from White Dwarf 135. I used exactly the same materials and techniques from the article, namely foamboard, balsa wood, Polyfilla, mount board, sand, pva and some cake decoration columns.
The only real changes I made were with the addition of black and white checks on the interior floor tiles of the temple and by painting the trim a pale blue.
The great thing about this piece of scenery (apart from being quite quick and easy to make) is that it can be used in a variety of settings, from Frostgrave, to Heroquest and of course a WFB game too:
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Nicodemus summoning a zombie in the ruins of the temple |
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Some quite extensive weathering helped break up the cream of the walls and add a little colour interest. |
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I probably should have filled in the hollow top section of the columns. |
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A few close ups of the weathering, rubble and detailing. |
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To create the frame of the window I just used the edge of a plastic yoghurt pot. |
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