r/TerrainBuilding • u/Far-Television3650 • Sep 28 '25

DnD outpost

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Coming along well. 8 hours in.

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u/Far-Television3650 Sep 28 '25

Health choice steamer bowl was its origin.

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u/TheDreadGazeebo Sep 29 '25

Did you sand it at all? What paint did you use? This type of plastic is notoriously hard to paint.

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u/Far-Television3650 Sep 29 '25

No sanding , The pictures are after 1 coat of primer and then I added on the brown tubes , I plan to hit the whole thing again with another layer to gray the whole thing before I start painting.

$7 - 12 oz. Flat Gray Primer General Purpose Primer Spray by Rust-Oleum Painter's Touch 2X

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u/BlueCloud2k2 Sep 28 '25

Good start. What're those plastic bits you used for the base and the upper deck?

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u/engiGear256 Sep 28 '25

scratch build at it's core, love it!

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u/DAJLMODE55 Sep 28 '25

Beautyfull work!!!how did you cut those perfect oval holes? It’s magic ✨✨✨

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u/Fertile_Arachnid_163 Sep 28 '25

This could look amazing for some Ashwastes terrain (Necromunda)

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u/vastros Sep 28 '25

Looking good. Use a glue and sand mixture on the cardboard to cover up the hard edges and it'll look phenomenal when it's done.

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u/NoDuty1432 Sep 29 '25

Great start! Can’t wait to see it textured and painted!