For this first theme round of the challenge I kept trying to come up with a model for the rise or fall of an empire. In the end I found a piece of terrain that I have had kicking around for 5 plus years, left unpainted in a tub in the garage, a Roman temple that came with the Gangs of Rome game. I figure this temple could either be in a state of construction or a state of dis-repair during the fall of the Roman Empire, and would therefore be perfect for either possibility for the Theme week.
This is a simple MDF kit that came with the base game kit. It is a nice kit with quite a bit of detail. I chose to paint it up to look a little more in a state of repair that new and shiny and being built. Overall it was a very simple model to paint as I airbrushed it grey, then shaded with the airbrush as well. After that I did some quick drybrushing and edge highlighting, and painted the inside with a run down plaster look.While simple, I think it works well.As for points, that's up to you Curt. While fairly big at 7 1/2" across and 6" tall (and therefore under the old system for terrain scoring would have scored almost 20 points) it took only a few quick hours, so if I was to score it in the new terrain system I would probably give it between 8 and 10 points depending how I felt that day, but you score it as you feel is appropriate.



Impressive
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ReplyDeleteLike that a lot
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see what they can do with MDF. I like that it's clearly designed for gaming.
ReplyDeleteNice Work!
ReplyDeleteGreat piece of terrain, Byron! It probably took longer to assemble than it did to paint!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly did! There is a lot of potential for doing more with it, but I just kept it simple for now.
DeleteThat will look great on the gaming table.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome Byron, great work!
ReplyDeleteWell Done! Simple and effective paint job elevate the piece well beyond its humble brown MDF beginnings.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking and very gameable piece of terrain!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Nice work on this terrain, that should look great on the table.
ReplyDeleteTop work Byron
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that's extraordinary work there. It definitely doesn't look like it was quick to do, which is a tribute to your skills.
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