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Building An Industrial Hive Table

Building An Industrial Hive Table

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Tutoring 15
Skill 14
Idea 14
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I began this project under a normal hobby thread in BoW 1.0. I haven’t been able to reload the thread since the changeover so I’ll do a quick recap here. Please bear in mind that I’ve been flat out trying to get some of this table ready for a tournament for the last two weeks. Hence why there’s a sudden glut of updates now.

I ordered the industrial terrain set from TTCombat and while I was waiting for it to be delivered I began working on some extra bits I’d bought for it. I was looking for a quickish way to do some weathering effects and decided on the hairspray and salt technique.

First up I primed the terrain grey. Then I stippled on P3 Bloodletter for dark rust patches followed by P3 Khador Red Highlight for the brighter patches. It didn’t need to be neat so this was a nice job I could do with my son.

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Next I sprayed them with hairspray and sprinkled varying chunks of salt all over. Once that dried I sprayed the containers with their base colours without trying for full coverage. After that I loosely airbrushed in some of the details. Since these are old containers they didn’t need to be too sharp.

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Once dry I wet a firm bristled toothbrush and set to work scrubbing off the salt. I’m pleased with the result. Not too much effort for some simple scatter terrain.

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I’ve done some other pieces I’ve documented before. They were some barriers and ramps painted in the same way as mentioned above.

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The hazards on the ramps were created by first spraying chipping fluid on the area to be weathered. I then masked using Tamiya tape, sprayed on a yellow and then used a stencil to spray black stripes. Once dry I used a toothbrush to scratch off parts of the paintjob.

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