MiniWarGaming Builds a Command Centre… Final Part

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September 29, 2011 by beerogre

You tuned in yesterday for part one of the Imperial Command Centre build... now here's the final part.

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tenntrollet

Why do they have that loud really, really boring background music? Hate it, can,t visit their website because all that really annoying (and loud) background music.

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manpug

LOL. I think we all learned at some point the hard way not to spray foam.

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nogginthenog

You’re OK to spray foam as long as you seal it first with water based stuff , its the solvents in the paints that dissolve it. That actually turned out very well, the freehand eagle was well done , and the overall effect was impressive. 2 things I would suggest though , dont use the small packs of flock for basing if you are doing a big area like that – look up model railway shops, use the big tubs from them, its much much cheaper, and always use at least 2 shades mixed up, it tricks the eye, we… Read more »

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icepyre

The building itself was ace and really well done, however whats the point in going to the trouble of making it all camo then putting a big white aquilla’d skull on it with an arrow pointing to the main target? quite a contradiction there, would have been nice to show how the final model looked with the flock as it was after the glue dried too

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grumhelden

music makes grum insane

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bombkangaroo

I used to work in Sainsburys supermarket on the checkouts, and had to listen to the same 20 minutes of music for a whole 8 hour shift.
This is nothing, I don’t even notice it anymore.

Also:
“It won’t be jumping out at you, it’ll just be… subtle”
*camera cuts*
GREEN, GREEN EVERYWHERE!
lol

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vonjunk

I feel like I’m playing Final Fantasy or Zelda. Great set of videos though. Thanks much!

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spaderfish

You can spray foam for days with an airbrush. Much faster, a more even coat, and you don’t risk brushing off any texture that you’ve already applied to the terrain. you can even use a wings and skull stencil for perfect replication every time and make a whole series of bunkers!