How to make a Lava Themed Gaming Table
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Views: 9174 | By: Menelker  |
| Category: General Subcategory: Misc | Date: 2009-06-12 12:25:19 |
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Step 7:
Now we will go back to the boards that have dried and work on getting some “color” onto them. You will want the large brush, black and white paint and some newspaper or other surface to mix the paint on. First, mix up a medium grey and drybrush* the boards and your mobile terrain pieces this grey.
*Drybrushing is a painting technique of wiping most of the paint off a brush, so as you paint the brush will only leave paint on the raised surfaces, as there is a minimal amount of paint on the brush being used.
Next, lighten the grey paint with a little more white and paint the edges and some patches on the boards and moveable pieces with this. Then take an even lighter shade and get just the edges of the lava rivers and the movable terrain pieces.
Now all the boards and pieces should be finished with as much grey and white as you like.
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Pablo Scenery
10 July 09 |  |
Rating: 8
Very good tutorial. A simple but very efective board, and very playable. Score: tutorial 10 + board 6
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Menelker
10 July 09 | |
I did make templates for some burnt out trees, I just have not gotten around to making them yet. Once I do I plan on adding them to the article.
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kris6666
09 July 09 |  |
Rating: 10
Would looks very cool if it is fielded with well painted modells, like salamanders, khorne daemons, an so on...
It is a very nice article, have good feeling of the board but it is a littlebit emty, need some details, looks bit boaring without these.
I would take here some partitially burned branches to make some new surface, some altars from styrofoam with marks of the gods.
Thanks for sharing, sorry for me,too long comment.
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Lemmingspawn
22 June 09 |  |
Rating: 8
Some nice techniques in there - and relatively quick. Could have done a couple more things to make the overall effect a bit more effective. Otherwise - this would be a nice board to play on. 
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majestic0110
18 June 09 |  |
Rating: 10
Great article and fantastic result !
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AlexG
18 June 09 |  |
Rating: 10
That is an excellent article. I very much enjoyed reading it and seeing what materials you used. 10/10
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Menelker
16 June 09 | |
You are correct. I will add that into the text though. Thanks!
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No Such Agency
15 June 09 |  |
Rating: 8
If one was extra clever, one would make the boards "line up" in multiple ways to further increase the number of configurations (8 layouts from 3 boards, I believe). It looks like you've done this but I'm not positive.
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Menelker
14 June 09 | |
Thanks for reminding me. I added the estimated prices in.
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freakinacage
14 June 09 |  |
Rating: 10
looks good. love the osl, brings it to life
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Dragonsreach
14 June 09 |  |
Rating: 5
One thing, for which you have not made any detail, is the cost of materials.
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