Showing posts with label Mantic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mantic. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

The Scenic Route

Recently I was shooting another tutorial video, this time involving some scenery and some hairspray. Here are the stills I shot of the finished piece..I'm kicking myself for coming across this scheme a little late into the game, having painted a large amount of the same scenery previously here. But that's what experience will bring you.

Enjoy!





Wednesday, March 16, 2016

Infinity City Day 2


Day two of the weekend and getting a lot further into the city. Really enjoying the opportunity to spray and mask and spray and mask larger areas :)




I wanted this scenery to reflect a more dirty, industrial area of the infinity universe. The idea was to stick with colors usually found on train cars.



Over the next few work days I'll grab a piece and tend to the details. Black lining, edge highlighting, and maybe even some graffitti if I'm feeling frisky. A half an hour a day for a week of so and they'll all be detailed out.



I also have to do something about the board we'll be playing on. For my place at least, these sheets of foamcore can be cut to size and painted. The excess pieces will provide some nice risers to add the landscape as well. Pro tip: Use every bit!

Stay tuned, the installment of  Ravenwing is up next!



Monday, March 14, 2016

Infinity City Day 1

Almost a year ago I scored some scenery from Mantic Games. The Sci-fi quadrant to be exact and it was a massive load of scenery, at a great price too. Enough to cover a 2 x 2 foot area. Brother John and I trimmed and assembled it over time while we were learning the game of Infinity. It's been great and we've been having a lot of fun with it but it doesn't look like a game until everything is painted. This the first batch and definitely not the last. I already want more Mantic kits and there is a need for some smaller elements that will come in the form of shipping crates and dumpsters. 

It all started off with a ghost coat, for the city and bounty hunter as well :) 





Finally, a proper chance to use some masking tape and stencils from Brush for Hire.





Coming together nicely so stay tuned, a little more detail and a little closer to complete next time.