Thx man. I painted the car directly that way, I started with a fur brown coat from army painter and then painted the metal parts with citadel leadbelcher, after that I began the weathering with brown ink wash and sponge technique with different tones, and that’s all. XD
Very well finished. Shows a lot more attention to consistency and detail than I put into most of mine. I think I shall have to borrow that sprue bits as bricks idea. Up till now I would either free sculpt each brick (super tedious) or etch a surface with brick pattern. Your way seems better.
I also really like the combat house interior detailing and how you boarded up the windows and such. It would go great for a Night of the Living Dead type scenario.
Thank you very much. I just try to pay atention to details when I play Fallout 3 or 4, so I can get some ideas for my scenery. Working with sprue bits may be a bit tedious too but the results are quite realistic. For using sprues in scenery there are lots of videos in YouTube, it’s a great source of inspiration, I positively recommend It.
I always think people who make such great scenery must have really awesome games! I mostly play with my little boy so scenarios have to be simple and I need to lose. But between those bounds we have pretty great games.
Since the rules allow for co-op vs. AI play, you might try those. The AI is not horribly intelligent, like the games, although you would need to keep track of more things, which I have found the plethora of markers very helpful for. It tends to slow the play a but as well, so might not have the same immersion if your child is not the sit down type.