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That is cool looking terrain, and I like that it is all plastic, vs laser cut mdf or cardboard.  Thanks for sharing Pretre!  How do you pronounce Pretre by the way? Prayter? PrayTray?PreTree is how I pronounce in my head :)

Hopefully not for too long, I really enjoy your work!

I love that it's Seahawk fans in that commercial, although it's hard to picture Seattle fans throwing the ice chest.  

Thanks for the sugestion Pretre, I think you mean this?  http://www.manticgames.com/mantic-shop/pre-order/deadzone/product/deadzone-scenery-upgrade-pack.html

Which looks cool, and is on preorder.  There are alot of lasercut options out there.  I bought some lasercut road tiles not too long ago that were one of my favorite hobby investments yet.  

(EDIT: This is not the price from the Kickstarter, so I may not have made a proper comaprison)

24.99 British Pound Sterling equals

41.01 US Dollar

Which isn't exactly dirt,  but I will spend more than this every time I dive into any of these terrain projects.  It's rarely ends up being about saving money.... although I like that too!

Also this, while cool, and very necromunda-y 

Is not not equal to :

 

Which I did not make, and am completely inspired by,  

This would be for a marines left eye. reversed for his right eye.  I used small brushes common to Michael's or other arts/crafts/hobby shops.

My highlighting is pretty weak, so any effort on your part is commendable.  Sometimes pictures don't capture what you see in person, so don't sweat it too much.  Brass I would work to bronze with washes.    

Glowing is a whole 'nother thread!   

Just going for a lens with a small reflective dot is a nice touch.  

You know, that one team that is going to the Superbowl?

Basic digital cameras have a macro option, which can help, if you can keep it steady, and get the camera fairly close to the subject.  Even with a cell phone I try to brace to stabilize the shot, make sure there is good indirect light around the model,use marco settings, and turn off the flash. Photographers will give you all kinds of well supported advice about aperture and focal length, and stuff.  This is not that kind of advice.  Mine is more like "hey I took some pictures like this that turned out good enough to post on the local boards..."  

Have fun!  The model looks great, and will be ready for play when based.  Detail on the eyes?  Glowing on the plasma pistol?   The hand and arm holding the ax could use a wash with something like Argax Earthshade.

Building the rooms in a way that allows for both external and internal detail is something that I wish I had done.  I ended up wanting the rooms to be able to fit together to create a spacestation of tight corridors or as a series of stand alone buildings with distinct exteriors.  .  

I might have the individual dimensions incorrect, but the idea of leaving a base lip around the building that is a thick as any of the facades will let the buildings fit closely together.

Scott, I love your ideas!  I hope to contribute in some way to the club table. Please keep us posted as this develops and speak on on how we can best help!

This is kind of what I picture when you say facade:

The piece in my hand is the same that is glued to a small rectangle of dry-erase board in the background.  v

Dry-erase board is a light, strong material that you can get pretty cheap at home depot, and is just what you've got in conference rooms.  

Doors anyone?

https://plus.google.com/photos/104950319911536720232/albums/5670599525597022417?authkey=COjl-MGo06nkSA 

These are older pics, but still relevant.  

Modular terrain WIP:  https://plus.google.com/photos/104950319911536720232/albums/5693142204192500849?authkey=CJTw-Nyr6suqGA

https://picasaweb.google.com/104950319911536720232/2010101540KKillTeamBoardWIP?authuser=0&feat=directlink

Well, my folks live in South Hill, so I make it up that way sometimes...  What's the gaming shop out that way?  Matrix or something?

WOOT!

Hey thanks Murphy's Lawyer and Sketchymon for a good match last night and congrats to Sketchymon and his Eldar on a hard fought win.  

Pics:

https://plus.google.com/photos/104950319911536720232/albums/5970677571375421297?authkey=CN3O6fC5mJf2eQ 

Cool, I'm there!

You know what I'm saying?

The nice thing about this size of game, you don't have to take too long to get a good match in.  Reset Go Again!  

The table hasn't seen action in a while, and is already packed to travel, so no big deal there.  It's a shame how much love went into it that it sits unused. 

3 is completely cool.  I'm down to just have fun and explore the rules.   I have some cool mission cards and tokens from SOKillzone that, I think, have direct application in HoR:KT.  We don't have to use them at all, but they are great food for thought.  What's a 1v1v1 game look like?  Each player draws a (secret)mission card with an option to reject and go for kill points?  

Also, If you're interested, here are pictures of a 2 x 250 Green Blood Angels teams against 2 x 250 Overly Silvery Gray Knights teams:

https://plus.google.com/u/0/photos/104950319911536720232/albums/5751560768121700785?authkey=CKW7m9zO04WhHw

(Edited to make it seem like I meant in my head...)

I always found heavy flamers to be great against genestealer spam, which otherwise ate Terminators for breakfast.    

It was a very Space-Hulky.

I always found heavy flamers to be great against genestealer spam, which otherwise ate Terminators for breakfast.    

I'm thinking it's time to throw my team in the ring....  Saturday you say?  What time is best for you?  I have a bunch of Terrain that I built when we were deep in to KillZone.  Shall I bring some down?  Oh and have you seen any rules having to do with open/closing/locking/blowing doors?

Still my favorite OFCC game from last year :)

Agreed!!  

I'm with you Scott.  My enjoyment of this game is what me and my friends make it!  

I choose fun. Every. Single. Time. 

Get HoR:KT:   http://www.ordofanaticus.com/index.php?/blog/1/entry-4-hor-kill-team-then/

Cool looking bases man!

New update.