I got in a bit of detailing on ye olde looted wagon. I seem to be suffering from a severe case of project creep. I continuously start new projects before finishing the last. I think I’m up to about 30 or so, right now. So getting back to a previous build is good news.

I’ve added some rivets, some bracing on the roof, some more rivets. I’m building some grot sponsons but, I think I need a huge plow/ram on the front. I also think I need to add a roof hatch with gunner. The back needs something. I’m just not sure what right now.

What do you think?

I did the greenstuff work on the Possessed. It was easier than I thought. I filled in the forearm on the claw arm and fixed the cuff of the leather wrist band on the hand arm. I even put an extra wart onto the claw arm to tie in with the rest of the model. I want to do more now, but I’m not sure which direction to head. I’ve entertained thoughts of doing a giant maw on his stomach, or adding some mutant horns to his head. Or cutting the head off entirely and replacing it with a plastic spawn head. I need to be patient and think on all this a while more.

Comments are appreciated.

-Skeller

Even though the weather here is crap, during a brief window of opportunity yesterday, I got outside and put some paint on the assembled ruins kits.

They are looking good. They also have a nice weight to them and are super sturdy, so they won’t fall over easily and will with stand years of gaming. The individual kits can also be arranged to form larger buildings, for intense city fighting or apocalyptic scale battles.

Our packages come in three sizes: small, medium and large ruins. Each will contain a selection of machine cut parts: walls, floors, buttresses, and perhaps some undisclosed detailing bits. All the modeler has to do is glue them together and paint them up. Our designs make this simple and quick. You could easily build and paint a cities worth in a day.

The whole point of this product is to allow a wargamer to acquire a table’s worth of high quality terrain quickly and affordable way.

These are prototypes as we are refining our designs, so any comments at this stage will be a great help.

-Skeller