jrmy terrain log
3 hours ago, jrmypdgr said:
Nice work. I'm constantly impressed by people's ability to create models and terrain.
Looks good. What type of material/tools did you use?
Looks great so far! I'm going to have to try to make one of these at some point as well. I'm planing to put it off until all my trees and forest stuff are done first. Not sure how I'm going to do it. ?
3 minutes ago, Bhunter46 said:Looks great so far! I'm going to have to try to make one of these at some point as well. I'm planing to put it off until all my trees and forest stuff are done first. Not sure how I'm going to do it. ?
If you've got access to a 3d printer there's a file on thingiverse that's the entire bunker.
5 minutes ago, Patteous said:If you've got access to a 3d printer there's a file on thingiverse that's the entire bunker.
How had I not seen this yet?! That's awesome.
Now I'll probably spend the rest of the afternoon there instead of being productive in case I missed anything else.
6 minutes ago, Patteous said:If you've got access to a 3d printer there's a file on thingiverse that's the entire bunker.
Nice, but sadly I have no access to a 3D printer.
8 hours ago, jrmypdgr said:
Wow man this is awesome! Can you bring us some kind of tutorial? What materials and scheme? I want to build two of these but i don't know how can start.
Nice work
2 hours ago, naitsirk said:Wow man this is awesome! Can you bring us some kind of tutorial? What materials and scheme? I want to build two of these but i don't know how can start.
Nice work
Looks like the base is two solid pieces with details being small cut out sheets of material/bars glued on, with roof being additional cut sheets of styrofoam.
But yeah, well done overall, I can break down construction, but I have no skill for doing the detail myself
Thanks
Materials were 600gsm card for the walls and base. It's going to be imbedded in a cliff on a game board eventually so I only have the front half of the bunker. The wall details are cut from balsa wood using templates. The door is card, more balsa wood and some more card for the finer detail (using templates). Roof is just a sheet of styrofoam then some more card and balsa wood haha. The circle things on top were googly eyes that I cut the backs off to remove the bits then just glued on.
I do have templates for everything if anyone wants them. I could upload them and post a link. Let me know
Dude this is great so far! Paint it up!
8 hours ago, jrmypdgr said:I do have templates for everything if anyone wants them. I could upload them and post a link. Let me know
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I would love to get your templates good sir!
I too would love to have the templates.
Sorry for the delay but here are the templates! I can put the base template up as well but I've seen a few that don't flare out as much as mine so thought I'd leave the angles up to you guys
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qdzhe4i0nd0f3as/EndorBunker.pdf?dl=0
I just taped them onto the balsa wood/card and cut them out
Ok I keep reading about thingiverse.
I have no 3d Printer, am I wasting my time looking there?
Great Bunker btw, still cant work out how u make it from that template mind ;]
Just dont spray paint it...
1 hour ago, Lord Ashram said:Just dont spray paint it...
Why not out of interest?
3 hours ago, VAYASAN said:Why not out of interest?
Spray paint typically melts foam, so if you are using styrofoam or insulation in your terrain, it is generally a bad idea. Some sprays, like Krylon H20, are supposed to be safe, but I would test it on a scrap piece before ruining the terrain that you have created.
Thanks for the template. I think I'll try making it out of cardboard from a cereal box this weekend.
8 hours ago, VAYASAN said:Why not out of interest?
As Far said, spray paints tend to melt foam. Sucks, because they are the easiest way to undercoat.
12 hours ago, VAYASAN said:Why not out of interest?
8 hours ago, Farsox said:Spray paint typically melts foam, so if you are using styrofoam or insulation in your terrain, it is generally a bad idea. Some sprays, like Krylon H20, are supposed to be safe, but I would test it on a scrap piece before ruining the terrain that you have created.
3 hours ago, Lord Ashram said:As Far said, spray paints tend to melt foam. Sucks, because they are the easiest way to undercoat.
Just to add further clarification - it's aerosol cans that are the problem. And spirit-based paints.
If you have an air-powered spray gun and acrylic primer it'll be fine.
Yeah, if you are into miniature games, you're going to be buying an airbrush for some many different things.
On 18/09/2017 at 6:52 AM, jrmypdgr said:Sorry for the delay but here are the templates! I can put the base template up as well but I've seen a few that don't flare out as much as mine so thought I'd leave the angles up to you guys
https://www.dropbox.com/s/qdzhe4i0nd0f3as/EndorBunker.pdf?dl=0
I just taped them onto the balsa wood/card and cut them out
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Thanks for these i will be using them at the weekend to build me some bunkers
6 hours ago, Mep said:Yeah, if you are into miniature games, you're going to be buying an airbrush for some many different things.
Despite painting LOTS of WW2, SWIA, Descent and others,I have never gone the extra mile and got an airbrush...seems like lots of hassle cleaning up and maintaining it....
14 hours ago, VAYASAN said:Despite painting LOTS of WW2, SWIA, Descent and others,I have never gone the extra mile and got an airbrush...seems like lots of hassle cleaning up and maintaining it....
I have to say, I'm with you on airbrushes. I bought a relatively cheap one, along with a compressor, which was less cheap... I used it to paint my nebulae on an X-Wing/Armada gaming board, but thinning down the paints, doing test sprays to make sure I had the consistency correct, and cleaning it all up afterwards, never felt like a net gain in time!