Category: Tabletop Bits

After reviewing the source material, I added red flowers to the mix. The first layer of realistic water is down. It needs 24 hours minimum

After the next layer of moss was settled on the shingles, I decided to use it to solve my roof gap issue. I’m going to

I stand corrected – just ship bones. Maybe when I’m ready to test desert flock. How hard can palm tress be? The mast looks fun

I wanted some color, but nothing too bright that will conflict with the buoys. The house in the game is monochrome drab and super boring.

I’m not super crazy about the texture of the plaster cloth, but I resisted the urge to do anything else to it. That was the

Used the last of the plaster cloth for the top coat. The cliff overhang tapered well, but there was a fair amount of gappage in

Not much to review. It was fun but messy, still needs another coat, but has to dry overnight first. I probably should have put my

Back for round 2 with the bits-and-bobs. I started to get a little spun, so I drew the line at two rounds with the airbrush

In the world of What Else Could Go Wrong, my air compressor “walked” itself off of the table, but not before pushing the build off

I wasn’t going to fix it, but it seemed silly to make a list of things I hope to remember next time when the foam

Whelp, some things change and some things don’t. I meant to do a final round of weathering, but dove right into the glue set of

Between work and forming details, I think I’ve brained enough for a Thursday evening. I’ve certainly spent enough time in the dust mask. It took