scenery

Factory building originally made for the Fallout tabletop game. The lid lifts off to allow models to go in and out. Has some damage unfortunately due to storage and moving house 3 times.

Pipes made from old pen tubes. Glue together, cut to shape and painted.

Bin bag made from tissue and ...well, bin bag. 😊 Cut out a tiny piece of bin bag, wrap around a tissue so it looks full, twist several times so it look closed and then keep it over a lighter for a second so plastic shrink and glue itself together. Just watch your hands (and surroundings).

Brick wall made from leftover sprue. Very straightforward and requires almost no skill at all. All you need to do is to clean the sprues and cut them into more or less even length and then glue together.

Hi everyone! We have just launched our Patreon! 3d printable scenery for post apocalyptic and sci fi games...

A thread to show my scenery (once I’ve got it done). Inspired by @Kiblams and also partially because I’ve been meaning to do this for years now, I’ve decided the time is right to crack on and get some scenery built and painted!! Also due to lack of storage space this stuff needs to be packable...

An old bulkhead meets the newer N17 barricades.

An old bulkhead meets the newer N17 barricades.

Rebuilding the enforces tower

Scan of some original Necromunda card terrain from the base box and Outlanders. Paper size: A4 Small grid: 1 cm Large grid: 2 cm Original card terrain was 1.04 mm thick. Print this on plain paper and glue it to 1 mm thick card (greyboard/posterboard). For parts that slot into bulkheads cut...

Scan of some original Necromunda card terrain from the base box and Outlanders. Paper size: A4 Small grid: 1 cm Large grid: 2 cm Original card terrain was 1.04 mm thick. Print this on plain paper and glue it to 1 mm thick card (greyboard/posterboard). For parts that slot into bulkheads cut...