Hobby Lab Open Challenge has Ended
August 31, 2016 by lancorz
We've had some amazing topics over the past few weeks but now it's time to collect all the entries and put our judges to the test.
The Hobby Lab Open Challenge required members to create their own Scatter Terrain with the best use of materials at a low cost possible. Scatter Terrain is a core and flexible part of any gaming environment. Effectively it gives you loose terrain pieces which can be used to break up open areas of the table and provide cover from oncoming fire or maybe a place to set-up your defences during a melee.
All entries will be collected and judged on the four categories and winners will receive prizes, which include £50 gift vouchers redeemable at 4Ground.
You guys have really made an amazing impact on the community with this challenge. The Hobby & Painting Forum has never stopped and we're blown away with some of the ideas that not only have been discussed, but built to completion. Our Judges really have it in for them!
Click here to view all entries
If you've created a topic and you don't see your topic in the list, please make sure to tag it with "Hobby Lab Open Challenge" or message myself @Lancorz so we don't miss out on anyone!
We are currently working on our next challenge, if you have any ideas for topics or themes in which you would like to see and participate in, please comment your suggestions below.
As a second reminder, anyone who’s topic was on time and isn’t on the overall list, please make sure to tag your topics “Hobby Lab Open Challenge” or message myself with your topic and I’ll make sure to have you included.
Best of luck to all!
I was going to put something in but I have so much on I am really going to enjoy seeing all of these guys stuff up and in a single place.
There have been some amazing things on the forums and I am certain I have missed some so it will enjoy seeing it all pulled together.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!
I just wanted to say thanks so much for running this challenge. I’d signed up for backstage a little while ago and had been lurking in the forums – but it was this challenge which prompted me to start chatting with the community and begin my own threads too.
It’s been amazing seeing the massive range of ideas and quality of work folk have been showing over the last month – definitely gonna be stealing some of those ideas myself! lol. Good luck everyone 😀
Its been a lot of fun watching the projects come together, regardless of who the eventual winners are i think the community deserves a massive pat on the back for the sheer diversity and effort people have put in over the last month or so 🙂
Best of luck to all the participants. Of course I am not a judge, but my vote’s for @herrigold ‘s water pistol sci-fi buildings . . . a trick I have now already used myself on a smaller scale!
http://www.beastsofwar.com/groups/painting/forum/topic/hobby-lab-open-challenge-water-pistols/
Good Luck there Chaps
This was awesome! Enjoyed this incredibly. I too was a lurker in the community and this made me become active. It was great to see everyone’s projects coming along and l have stolen a few things to do myself. I also found out blogging a project drove me to finish it to keep everyone updated. I started another one without a competition for it to keep me on track (sorry). I would say if you didn’t enter you should next time! Thanks again.
It was great fun and I have a few more terrain pieces than I did a few weeks ago. Cheers for the inspiration, everyone!
good luck everyone the stuff i have seen all looks great so i dont fancie the judges job.
just watched the herrigold’s water pistol video , wonder how much would we have paid for that off the shelf ? if he wins don’t give him a voucher , give him £50. he would probably build a house. looking forward to seeing the others.
Lance , the camera loves you baby.
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Thanks for the reminder about tags, I had done wrong.
This challenge has made me dare to cut and sand DM despite the mess I’ve made in the small room that I use as a workshop. I enjoyed as a dwarf at a banquet!