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And the objective is ...; Objectives for 40K
Topic Started: 13 Oct 2009, 10:51 AM (328 Views)
Severian	13 Oct 2009, 10:51 AM Post #1
Colour Sergeant Posts: 132 Group: Comrade Member #147 Joined: October 9, 2007	I made these during the last week for a competition that I am competing in this weekend (a requirement for the competition is that you bring along 3 objectives no bigger than 40mm) As always your input is valued



Ω Digits	13 Oct 2009, 12:29 PM Post #2
Warmaster of the Undead Legions Posts: 10,084 Group: Super Admin Member #6 Joined: September 18, 2007	Simple and effective - nice one!



Dave38x	13 Oct 2009, 03:08 PM Post #3
Sapper Posts: 6,745 Group: Comrade Member #252 Joined: November 28, 2007	agree with digits, how did you make the base textures mate?



Marovian	13 Oct 2009, 06:06 PM Post #4
Captain Posts: 3,678 Group: Comrade Member #72 Joined: September 24, 2007	I like the one with the fuel can all on it's own with the back pack. But nice work all round.



bishbosh247	13 Oct 2009, 07:41 PM Post #5
Colour Sergeant Posts: 133 Group: Comrade Member #998 Joined: March 8, 2009	very impressive



Severian	14 Oct 2009, 07:25 AM Post #6
Colour Sergeant Posts: 132 Group: Comrade Member #147 Joined: October 9, 2007	Dave38x 13 Oct 2009, 03:08 PM agree with digits, how did you make the base textures mate? First of all thanks for the positive comments. The counters were made by adding a layer of terracotta modelling clay on top of a 40mm base. The chequering on the metal plates was made by rolling the handle of one of my sculpting tools across the clay. The tool has an area of chequering on the handle to facilitate gripping that gives a nice texture to soft clay. The tiles were made by drawing out the lines with a GW sculpting tool and then using a clay shaper to properly form the lines in between the tiles. I then dabbed the clay with a sponge just to give it a bit of a texture Edited by Severian, 14 Oct 2009, 07:26 AM.



Novogord	14 Oct 2009, 07:45 PM Post #7
Lieutenant Posts: 1,718 Group: Comrade Member #142 Joined: October 7, 2007	Nicely done, anymore on their way?



Tech-magos	14 Oct 2009, 08:50 PM Post #8
Crew member Posts: 7 Group: Sub-Comrade Member #1,324 Joined: October 4, 2009	love the little tool kit, This is a side of the hobby some people neglect but its nice to see some nicely modelled objectives. Will probably borrow the chequred texturing effect.



Severian	15 Oct 2009, 02:36 PM Post #9
Colour Sergeant Posts: 132 Group: Comrade Member #147 Joined: October 9, 2007	Novogord 14 Oct 2009, 07:45 PM Nicely done, anymore on their way? I have some that Im building on 60mm bases. I like the bigger bases because you get more detail on them but they are for the most part too big for competition play locally. I'll post some pics when I finished them.



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