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Manda’s (Amachan) Gaming Table, Fantasy/Historical Scatter Pieces

Manda’s (Amachan) Gaming Table, Fantasy/Historical Scatter Pieces

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About the Project

This project is here to supplement my Gaming Table project. In here I will post pieces that I find more appropriate for fantasy/historical games rather than generic scenery pieces. Of course some of these pieces may be suitable for some games in other genres.

This Project is On Hold

Farmfields & Scrublands

Tutoring 5
Skill 6
Idea 6
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Farmfields & Scrublands
Farmfields & Scrublands
Farmfields & Scrublands

That are my farmfields and scrubland finished.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 9

Tutoring 5
Skill 5
Idea 5
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Sprayed on some heavily watered down PVA to let that soak in a seal the pieces. I did remove some of the excess from the fields themselves as it was pooling heavily in the grooves and from my experience it will dry clear, but if heavily pooled it may not. After I sprayed the PVA on I sprinkled a little bit of static grass and straw over the field to add a bit of colour and texture. When this is dry the pieces should be done.

I have however decided not to put in the scarecrows for now, I may still do that later or use them for another project. I don’t know yet.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 9

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 8

Tutoring 5
Skill 5
Idea 5
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Added some additional flock in places, but mainly added a couple of tufts etc. to the pieces to decorate them a bit more.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 8

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 7

Tutoring 6
Skill 6
Idea 6
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Using three different tones of flock and some watered down PVA, I got the baselayer of flock onto the pieces.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 6

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Skill 5
Idea 5
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I first added a drybrush of Vallejo Panzer Aces Light Mud (70.315) over the farmfields.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 6

And then a coat of Citadel Shade Agrax Earthshade (99189953018) to add some more depth to the fields.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 6

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 5

Tutoring 6
Skill 6
Idea 6
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I brushed on a layer of AK Interactive Diorama Terrains Muddy Ground (AK8017) over the farm fields to make them look muddy.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 5

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 4

Tutoring 8
Skill 8
Idea 8
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It’s a big one.

I basecoated the rocks with Vallejo Model Color Basalt Grey (70.869) and the little pile of chaff with Vallejo Model Color Desert Yellow (70.977). I then coated the fences and the rocks with Secret Weapon Wash Algea (W013) and the pile of chaff with some Citadel Shade Agrax Earthshade (99189953018).

So while the washes were drying I painted up a set of scarecrows from Bad Squiddo Games that will be magnetized into the fields later.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 4

When the washes had dried I put a heavy drybrush of Vallejo Model Color Medium Sea Grey (70.870) over the rocks and a drybrush of Vallejo Model Air Aged White (71.132) over the pile of chaff. I then proceeded to drybrush all of the fences with Vallejo Panzer Aces Old Wood (70.310) and finish off the rocks with a light drybrush of Vallejo Model Air White Grey (71.119). I then started to paint the little bits of rope on the fence gates with Vallejo Model Color Pale Sand (70.837) and finished that off with a bit of Citadel Shade Agrax Earthshade (99189953018).

Today's work.Today's work.

So now I want to seal in all the paintwork and then start working on making the fields actually look like dirt.

Farmfields & Scrublands Progress Update 3

Tutoring 7
Skill 7
Idea 7
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I coated the farmfields and scrublands with a coat of Vallejo Surface Primer German Red Brown (73.605) through my airbrush.

#ItsNotChocolate#ItsNotChocolate

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