BGiME #2: Making a simple ruin

It's really great to see so many views already. Now, I know this is probably the worst blog post in the world, but in order to go through everything, i had to do it at some point, so here it goes. This next terrain piece is from the magazine Battle Games in Middle Earth, issue 2. It took me about half an hour (mostly due to the drying of the glue. Overall, I would not recommend making it unless your friends are coming over in 30 minutes and you need to block line of sight. It's just very weird that they chose to do that terrain piece in that issue, as they revise the idea in issue #6. Anyways, here it is...

WiP Escape from Goblin Town: Terrain

For Christmas last year, like many other hobbyists, I got the Escape from Goblin Town. Boxing day, I ended up playing most of the scenarios in the book and started to paint the terrain. The December edition of White Dwarf came with a very useful article on how to paint the walkways. I used this as a base, but added colours that i own that were pretty close. Anyways, here is the first piece.

 

Finished Walkway

Wood

• Rhinox Hide Base
• Nuln Oil Shade
• Bestial Brown Drybrush
• 3 parts Bleached  Bone, 1 part Bestial Brown Drybush

Bones

• Bleached Bone base
• Devlan Mud Wash

Green Door

• Dark Angels Green base
• Nuln Oil Shade
• Snot Green Drybrush

Blue Door

• 1 part Regal Blue, 1 part Abaddon Black
• Nuln Oil Shade
• Regal Blue Drybrush

Otherwise, it's exactly the same hehe. To end the blog off, here are the rest of the walkways WiP with the finished one. This week will be my new Blog Celebratory week so every day this week will be a new update. Let me know what you guys think and Enjoy.

A long expected Introduction

Hi guys.

I am an avid collector of Games workshop's line of Lord of the rings and Hobbit miniatures. Upon scouring the internet, I could not find an ultimate blog that I had to follow so I am now gonna try and do every scenario, make every piece of scenery, and paint every figure ever made done by Games Workshop.

So here's my (rather short) introduction and i hope over the next few months you get a taste of what I'm up to in the hobby.

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