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Grassy Slatestones by ~KenCumpian:iconKenCumpian:

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Submitted: April 22
File Size: 886 KB
Image Size: 528 KB
Resolution: 1024×2317
Comments: 20
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Date Picture Taken: Apr 22, 2008, 2:00:20 PM

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-Wargame Terrain-

Just thought I'd try out a different technique with some new materials. This piece is about 11x11 inches.

Terrain constructed from: Polystyrene, vinyl tile, wall patch and artificial foliage. Painted with acrylics.
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=norsehawk:iconnorsehawk: Apr 22, 2008, 5:22:10 PM
really good looking piece of terrain!

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~KenCumpian:iconKenCumpian: Apr 22, 2008, 5:54:01 PM
Thank you!

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*RavenFeast:iconRavenFeast: Apr 22, 2008, 6:08:42 PM
Far too freakin' cool.

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when you stop believing in it,
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~Macklehatton:iconMacklehatton: Apr 22, 2008, 7:02:50 PM
How long did that take you? I find that whenever I use any kind of filler on a project it about doubles the time it takes to make the piece.

Looks really good; playable, an attractive addition to a table, and humbly unique.

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"Fifty million years of isolation gave Australian animals the leisure to evolve in unlikely directions, or somtimes scarcely to evolve at all. The platypus managed somehow to do both."
--Bill Bryson, "In a Sunburned Country"
~KenCumpian:iconKenCumpian: Apr 22, 2008, 7:08:41 PM
Wow, thanks ^^.

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~KenCumpian:iconKenCumpian: Apr 22, 2008, 7:13:28 PM
The filler does take quite a while to dry. The trick is to apply it in thin layers at a time, and I'm pretty sure it would take less time than to wait for a huge glob of it to dry as it takes more time for air to penetrate to the center of it. I applied a layer in the afternoon, worked on some other stuff, applied another layer before I went to bed...woke up and sealed it, painted it and flocked it this afternoon after the glue dried a bit. so, total hands-on hours I'd say around 4-5 hours of nit-picking at it, while from start to finish took just over 24 hours.

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~Reclusiarch:iconReclusiarch: Apr 22, 2008, 9:45:56 PM
Your terrain is an inspiration to us all!
~KenCumpian:iconKenCumpian: Apr 22, 2008, 10:46:55 PM
I'm very glad to hear that ^^, thanks!

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~Mortis-of-Moria:iconMortis-of-Moria: Apr 23, 2008, 8:18:09 AM
awsome! would go really nicely with my own crags terrain

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