Necrothrall does SAGA

I’ve had these 4ground trees sitting about for a while now so I thought I’d get them table ready.

I’ve done the bases in the same manner as the Primitive Totem.  See that entry for more.

You might remember seeing this down  (or up depending on what way you’ve got the feed ordered) the page. It’s now finished.

The stones are from Ainsty Castings.  The bases is an old warhammer movement tray that I’ve carved into shape.

For the basing material I first mixed up some texture paint (poly filler, sand and brown paint) which I slapped down over the base.  I then applied some places over the base. I got my Geek Gaming foam flocks out. I scattered the dark flock where I wanted shade. Then I hit the whole thing with a heavy scattering of mid tone. I then covered the thing with isopropyl alcohol, this was to act as a flow improver for the next step. Then I applied watered down pva to the base, one to seal it, two to stick the next step down. I sprinkled some of the light tone down.  I then gave it another dose of watered down pva to seal my highlight. When using foam flock you don’t have to wait for one stage to dry before moving onto the next, you can wet work it.  Finally I gave it a sprinkling of mixed herbs to be leaf litter, this also made it smell nice.

I started the Lords of the Wild army that was supposed to be a wedding present for my wife. Admittedly we got married nearly 3 months ago, but better late than never I suppose.

I knocked our another terrain piece this morning. This is Cavendish Cottage from Warbases. I’ve added roof tiles from thin card to make the roof look better.

Starting my next project, Lords of the Wild force my wife, I thought I’d better get cracking on building the warlord.   So I stuck this dude down on a 60mm base and thought it looked a bit empty, it needed something else.  My solution… war pugs.

Here’s the first few images of my finished Great Kingdoms force. I’m going to have to break these up into separate parts, because it keeps crashing when I try and upload too many images.