I bought the Kill Team box set; not only because it was the game that the school club was most interested in but also because I love some decent scenery and I'm always looking to expand Hive Karhonnen.
And the new scenery is really rather lovely.
The basecoat was applied with an airbrush - as with previous stuff I decided on the Lynch Harkonnen colour scheme. So blue grey on the outside and sickly green for the interiors.
The exterior was drybrushed with grey and the interiors washed with heavily watered smokey ink.
Interior before wash:
After Wash:
And here's some detail shots:
The box set comes with the playing mat allowing some really interesting set ups.
This is a pretty good deal I think - two complete squads, the rule book and all this scenery for £60 is not to be sniffed at.
And finally:
"Ah, Control, this is Fire Team Alpha. We've reached the unidentified object as ordered and... well..."
I really like the green & grey colour scheme. It looks very dingy and industrial.
ReplyDeleteCheers Saul. Like I said, nicked completely from David Lynch.
DeleteVery cool. Love the job you have done.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mike.
DeleteLovely stuff.
ReplyDeleteAs WarbossKurgan says, it's a great colour scheme. It adds an intriguing menace to it.
I can't take the credit, really - it's nicked directly from Dune.
DeleteLooks great - makes this very tempting. I'm just not sure where I'd store the stuff!
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty big. I had to buy a big box and stash them in the spare room.
DeleteI love the last picture.
ReplyDeleteReally atmospherical, I like what I see (The TARDIS too, haha)
ReplyDeleteCouldn't not, really :-)
DeleteProper rhinos's sniff rest in peace my little friends
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Deletelol, someone left an old drunks toilet in the last shot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, not as gribley as usual though.
It's a difficult balancing act to create scenery that's not going to overwhelm the miniatures.
DeleteAtmospheric and inspired pictures, love these buildings!
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