I mounted each on mdf and added some routine basing compound, then undercoated in black and added 3 layers of grey drybrushing before applying some flock and silfour tufts. I'm really happy with they way they have come out.
For more detail on the Renedra gravestones, Anatoli has posted a review of these at his blog here: http://anatolisgameroom.blogspot.com/2011/09/renedra-plastic-fences-and-gravestones.html
Here they are in the background of a Dark Ages game as stand-alone gravestones by the Church:
That's a great idea. Consider it stole...ah... borrowed.
ReplyDeleteI may have to do that for my undead team! Still have to go back and touch up my orc team and finishthe coach and apoth at some point. Trying to think of something cool for orcs.
ReplyDeletePerfect! I sent along a bunch of tombstones to my buddy at Konflikt Terrain who is building my custom undead blood bowl pitch for the same reason. Nice to see they easily kill two birds with one (tomb)stone!
ReplyDeleteThose look great well done.
ReplyDeleteBtw did you get the email I sent, I've been having problems with email and some never make it.
Looks very nice ! I like markers that you can use for several projects.
ReplyDeleteBest regards Dalauppror
They are really good looking, and multi purpouse too! :D
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I'm a big fan of having themed tokens for rerolls & turn & score. I always do that for my teams.. these look great:can't beat gravestones for undeadish teams.
ReplyDeleteGreat Paul. That's another of your brillant ideas I will have to borrow!
ReplyDeleteNice idea, I'll have to order a set of those.
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome! Just finished painting my cemetary modules, will flock them tomorrow and add some shrubs before I post pics :-)
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