Kapiti Hobbies
Capture Pegasus Bridge
Posted by Scott Bowman on
Some time ago I purchased a set of WWII 3d print terrain files, which included a file for Pegasus bridge... So I printed it up. Having printed it up I then had to build a river for is to span, and I made this in matching terrain tiles to my existing modular wargames table. There were a few dramas with this having to manage some leaking resin, but I managed to rescue it and the boards were finally ready. I also had to get some more buildings painted up, again that I had printed out some time ago, including cafe...
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Durins Causeway
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Thought I would share a link to one of my more popular posts on the Hobby blog I used to make... Durins Causeway from the film The Fellowship of the Ring... I made this in 28mm scale for gaming Lord of the Rings, some years ago now, after the suggested piece of terrain in the sourcebook was a little uninspired! Heres the full article... Scott's War-gaming: Durin's Causeway - Finished! And you can check back through the build process by searching the blog for terms such as Durin, causeway, dwarrowdelf... Cheers
Making Realistic yet Durable trees for Wargaming
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Dear all, I recently posted about this on the store FB group page but thought it was worth recording here too, especially for those who may not use FB. I greatly enjoy watching how to diorama videos, from folks like Laser Creations and Lukes APS (Now Geek Gaming Services)... and we've just got in the starting shipment of the GGS scenics range :) Luke did a great video on making trees , that were to be used on a demo / participation Bolt Action game board. He started off with Woodland Scenics Tree armatures like these which I...
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The Iron Golems
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I recently finished the Iron Golems from the Warcry core starter set. Pleased to say that’s the complete boxed set assembled and painted. :) I painted the models using contrast paints for the skin, going with space wolves grey to depict the unusual skin tone the chaos raiders have living in the chaos ash wastes. For the armour I used a base of Retributor Gold, over which I applied Flesh Tearers Red Contrast paint. Once dry I shade washed the red armour in Agrax Earthshade Gloss. I’m pleased with the result and plan to try something similar to...
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