Diving into 10mm head first: project log

Started by BeardedHammer, 04 February 2015, 08:05:13 PM

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BeardedHammer

I ran out of spackle :(

Here is what I have done so far. The board itself is ready for the base coat as soon as the spackle is dry, but the mountain pass needs some cleaning up and spackling before its ready for paint.



I also remembered that I need to order more trees, lol

BeardedHammer

I got the road and grass done. I will probably do the first layer of the river tomorrow and the trees will be in by thursday  :)




Techno


BeardedHammer

Thank you  :) I can't help but think it looks naked without the trees.

Techno

Just at the moment, perhaps  :-\ ;)...But a lot of folk will find the stage by stage photo's really useful, if they fancy having a go at making their own terrain.
Cheers - Phil

BeardedHammer

That's why I post them. When I was starting out finding threads like this was a gold mine, so I hope I get to return the favor :D

Techno


getagrip

Quote from: Techno on 23 February 2015, 07:06:40 AM
a lot of folk will find the stage by stage photo's really useful, if they fancy having a go at making their own terrain.


I certainly would if time and space allowed ;)

Question; what is spackle?
Buy plenty of Matron's sculpts now!

If he keeps using the chainsaw, the value of his work will soon go up.

toxicpixie

Looking really good - am impressed at your speed :D
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BeardedHammer

Spackle is the stuff you use to fill holes in walls. I don't know if it goes by any other name, but that's what the container says lol :D

Toxicpixie: thank you, and I got lucky tonight because the wife wanted to hang out in the office (my workspace). So while she was distracted on the computer I took advantage of the opportunity ;D

Ithoriel

As far as I know Spackle is a trade name for a brand of filler. I'm not enough of a DIY enthusiast to know if it's become a generic term like 'hoover' or 'biro.'
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toxicpixie

Smooth, I like it BeardedHammer :D

I think "spackle" is a kind of generic name now, at least mostly so...
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BeardedHammer

I have a quick question for you guys. What rules does everybody use for their games? I'm specifically interested in ww2 and fantasy, but would love to hear about other rules you think highly of.

Ithoriel

For WW2 I use "Chain of Command" by Two Fat Lardies for skirmish and "Blitzkreig Commander 2" now by Pendraken for larger scale games (1 stand = 1 platoon) and for Fantasy I still use "Warmaster" though on this forum it would seem disloyal not to mention "Warband" recently released by Pendraken!
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paulr

For WWII Spearhead for brigade level and above, looking at Chain of Command for skirmish. Don't play fantasy
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