Manda’s (Amachan) Post-Apocalyptic Terrain

Here is another update on my Terminals, Mainframes and desk for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare by Modiphius.

I finished the detailing and added a wash of Citadel Shade Nuln Oil (99189953017) and rubbed most of the excess off before it dried.

They are now ready for some varnishes and then some finishing touches.

I made quite a bit of progress on the detailing for the terminals and mainframes for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare by Modiphius.

I started work on the desk, terminals and the mainframes for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. I simply stippled on some Vallejo Model Air Steel (71.065) followed by some Vallejo Panzer Aces Light Rust (70.301) around the edges.

I got one of the scrap walls, the small junk piles and the steam pump from Crooked Dice in today. And by the look of this I’m definitely going to buy more terrain from them to flesh out my table.

The Red Rocket truck stop has been finished. The coolant pumps and the rocket is fully painted and ready for the table. I also finished the barrels with the toxic ooze.

I’m hoping to post more regular updates on the next terrain pieces that I’m painting though.

Fallout: Wasteland Warfare scenarios do often have a table set-up with terrain pieces that fit the scenario. Due to this I have cancelled my table build and converted my Scatter Terrain project into my Post-Apocalyptic Terrain project. This will include all of my Post-Apocalyptic terrain pieces (including buildings etc.) that I use for mostly Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. This will allow me to set-up a table for every scenario and thus have varied table set-ups to play with.

And I will also hopefully update more frequently as my life is getting back to what is normal for me.

While I was sick the past couple of days I did manage to get some painting done on the rocket, the coolant pumps and the barrels for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare. I unfortunately don’t exactly remember what I’ve all done so sorry for that.

With a wet brush I wet the rocket and the coolant pumps to get some of the Vallejo Chipping Medium (73.214) to react and thus some of the red paint to come off. Unfortunately the paint on the barrels was a bit too thick for it too work, so I stippled on some Citadel Technical Typhus Corrosion (99189956010). I might do some of that on the rocket and the coolant pumps as well, not entirely sure yet.