Well, I have a bunch of unfinished units that I just can't seem to finish (mounted knights, Necrons, 15mm Napoleonic & some Late Romans). But I did get these 3d printed terrain caverns finished up this week. I only got the caverns done, not the cool mushroom terrain pieces that are last two photos. There is just way to much detail and mushrooms to paint & highlight; so these will get finished in a few weeks time.
These 3d prints are off of my Prusa printer and were designed by Printable Scenery. I like the way they came out. Primered grey then a dark wash over everything. 3 coats of dry brush did the trick.
| Ton of detail on these pieces. For viewing only, no points. |
| Can't wait to see them finished. |
Scoring:
I measured 24" x 12" with an extra piece to spare. They are 3" tall so here's the boring math part:
24" x 12" x 3" = 4 x 2 x .5 cubes (6" cubes) = 4 cubes worth. So 4 x 20 = 80 points.
I took on a little too much with this project; but at least I finished the caverns -- And I reach my goal... cheesy smile :-)
Thanks to Curt & everyone that helped run this event.
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Those cavern modules look brilliant, Rusty. I like what you're planning for the mushrooms - a nice, vibrant counterpoint to the grey of the caverns themselves. I have a bunch of Dwarven Forge cavern pieces and wonder if these would be compatible. Hmm. I must look them up.
Thanks for joining us this year, Rusty. I hope you're with us next winter.
- Curt