The pic below shows the base. The base is a CD. The little silver blocks are wooden dowel and cut to size to fit into the underside of the footing pieces of the Guard Tower.
![](http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Luckyjoe_/Terrain/28mm%20Sci%20Fi%20Terrain/Towerbase.jpg)
Pic below shows the Guard Tower in place on the base.
![](http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Luckyjoe_/Terrain/28mm%20Sci%20Fi%20Terrain/Tower.jpg)
Here's the new ruins. Made the same way. Based on a 6" circular piece of craft wood. The walls are made with Hirst Arts Small Brick mold. The rubble comes from miscast Hirst Arts bricks from various molds. I just grab a handful of miscast bricks, put them in a plastic bag and whack them with a hammer. Glue the "rubble" onto the base. One thing I did which is different from most of the terrain I've made in the past is to use a 50-50 mix of Future Floor Wax and water with black craft paint, and spray that heavily onto the ruin with a plastic spray bottle. That's the only "paint these ruins get. And I've found that the Future also helps hold the rubble on the base. Paint and glue in one.
![](http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Luckyjoe_/Terrain/28mm%20Sci%20Fi%20Terrain/Ruin1.jpg)
![](http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Luckyjoe_/Terrain/28mm%20Sci%20Fi%20Terrain/Ruin2.jpg)
![](http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b215/Luckyjoe_/Terrain/28mm%20Sci%20Fi%20Terrain/Ruin3.jpg)
Thanks for looking.
Luckyjoe
2 comments:
Yet more very useful scenery. You're on a roll here, LJ!
Thanks, Vampifan. These were very quick and easy, but you're right. For me, I wanted some useful terrain for cover and blocking Line of Sight, and these fit the bill.
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