Temple city

Several lizardmen inspired buildings to make a small temple complex set in Lustria

First a big pyramid built up from stacked terraces of polystyrene. The structure was basecoated black and then I drybrushed it with two tones of grey. Some green was added using flock, miniature palm trees and aquarium plants. I carved some glyphs on the staircase using a sharpened pencil, which were then painted using gehenna gold and seraphim sepia wash.

Next came a small temple dedicated to Sotek and painted following the same process

When adding the flock I followed the clefts and separations of the stone blocks, since those would be the best place for moss to grow

A sacrificial altar was also a must, inspired on mayan tzompantlis with plastic gems for the skull glyph's eyes

And last but not least two statues dedicated to Sotek

 

Lustrian trees (and fauna)

 

I've been busy this week painting some jungle secenery and the minitaure of the month as a buildup for a lustrian campaign next month

Lustrian jungle

 

Made some jungle bases using aquarium plants and a wood board

Necromunda scenery

 

Painted a leftover sector mechanicus piece I had lying around for a Necromunda campaign

Part of the galvanic magnavent kit, this ventilator unit was glued to a pipe section to make the piece bottom heavy and so less prone to tip over during the game

More ruins

Made three more houses for Mordheim, including a tavern and also painted a young wivern for the moster hunt scenario

 

Mordheim terrain

 

Built and painted six ruined house4s for Mordheim, the material uses for the construction were foamcore, balsa and insulation board for the stone walls

Sector Mechanicus platforms

 

My Necromunda scenery had plenty of machinery and silos, but until now lacked an iconic element in any game: platforms. Luckily I found a cheap Galvanic magnavent online and assembled it into two long walkways to give some high ground to the underhive

Jungle swarm marker

 

A jungle encounter for Lustria