Five obstacles proper for World War II games are ready. Apart from the usual materials, such as mdf, balsa wood, PVA glue, sand, little rocks, etc., the main materials I used were cotton buds and the wire from the earbuds, which are a free offer to RENFE train travelers. The barbed wire is a "The Army Painter" product. The final cost of all five little terrain pieces came very low.
I used the wire of the earbuds to tie together the cotton buds and PVA glue to secure the construction.
The pieces are ready for priming and painting.
I painted the "metallic" rods here and there with Vallejo "Orange Fire" and then I gave them a heavy wash with Army Painter "Dark tone".
The last two obstacles have the barbed wire.
That's all for today! Stay tuned for more!
Fabulous scratch building,these look amazing and thank you for the tip about the cotton buds.
ReplyDeleteThank you Michael! The idea belongs to Thanos:
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Clever and beautiful job...with inexpected cotton buds, well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil!
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ReplyDeleteThank you Scott!
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