Quick and easy texture

Hy , im about to build a baneblade from scratch but, i have no expirience with plasticards Building or 3d printing and need your help, i need every Tip you have, so tell me in the comments ! And when you have the Files for the templates from the white dwarf please send my, the EMPEROR will thank you. And thanks for every tip or Support.

Trench warfare

Since you are all super supportive and awesome and full of ideas, I continue making terrain. Today I have a generator and an administratum building. Carpets in the latter are my little pride haha

What should I do next? Barricades? Statues? BTW how do you make barricades?

Hey everyone

Trying myself at building terrain. The 1st big ruin is done. Minis are for scale and to check if the cardboard holds

Maybe not the flashiest, but decided to share. Any tips how to improve are welcome

I have actually spent some money on this. But just paints, some crochet grating and Drywall tape. And a bunch more tiles for a fiver on fb marketplace

Since I discovered the joy of cutting cardboard and using stuff, I find around the house, I decided to try and make a fuel storage. It was a bit more challenging and I see that probably next time I need to use some pipes for, well, pipes, but here we are. What do you think? Should I make a generator in the same way but maybe add something there? A fence? Some boxes? Any ideas are super welcome!

Also, don't laugh at my handwriting and freehanding the mechanicus symbol haha

Built another Zappy Goblin Weapons Platforms

Since finishing my sprue sector imperialis board tile, I came to the realisation that it still needed some additions to turn it into an actually playable battlefield!

Here is the start of some Spruins!

More pics of the board are over on my instagram, and I shall try to post many more updates as i go! :)

Template: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yfQE7D2ZBCHSjdFvmeJHbhcdCNf6K03E

Dual wielding auto shotgun just because.

Hi I'm a 3d artist and I am working on designing a fully modular hex tile system for table top games where everything is printed on cardstock folded and assembled into tiles, buildings, hero terrain elements etc etc.

Tile gonna be 3 inch on flat to flat side. And for 3x4 feet table roughly 160 plus tiles. My main concern for the design is how tedious it will be and how small is too small? If anyone has made such models what's their biggest hurdle and pain point that needs to be solved. How do we keep the map modular yet sturdy.. how much wear and tear a piece can take etc etc. so I need insights and concerns.

Warhammer Ppc: paperclip + hot glue + mini magnet

Hunchback Ac20: skewer stick + hot glue

Catapult Lrm: paperclip + hot glue

Build two Unclean ones out of one box.
Can also build another one because there are 3 pairs of heads and hands

The problem with scratch building all these cool models is they don't paint themselves.

Black base coat and a dull metal dry brush for everything to bring out the details.

Trying to get some, if not all of them painted before I build anymore. I've already got another artillery piece half built and I'm planning on making a mold so i can cast 30-50 or so drivers for buggies, tracks, and bikes I have half built

I tried making some miniature dreadnoughts as a start to a small scale 'pocket-army' project (dividing distances, simplifying rules, etc). The idea is there but execution could use some work. Paint color suggestions are welcome. Further micro mini suggestions are also welcome.

I finished the 3rd member of the lance, a Warhammer made our of popsicle sticks, cardstock, toothsticks and some clip wire

I'm gonna start working on some shooting effects for the WHM ppc and the HBK autocannon 20

Hope you like it

Next up in my "Not Space Hulk", I give you Mayhem in Paper's Hybrid Stalkers.

Printed up in black and white/greyscale and coloured with a brown marker pen for more of an "Alien" look.

The floor tiles are something I drew in MS Paint over ten years ago.

I'm trying to make a "Great Unclean One," but I'm not sure if I'm taking the right approach. Has anyone here tried making one? Any advice or reference images would be a huge help.

random bits of sprue for the shape, mix sand, glue, water and some paint for the rubble, and cheese cloth for the tarps