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precinctomega · 11-20-2007

I find aluminium mesh is better for ghillie-suit type camouflage.

However, a top tip on cheap terrain:

I do a lot of baking (being primary childcarer in the family) and so use a lot of those BIG tubs of margerine. When one's finished, flip it upside down and glue the lid (upside down) onto the bottom of the tub (which is now the top of your building).

Add doors, windows, flooring, pipes, cables etc to taste, but don't interfere with the "gutter" around the lip of the roof.

Now do the same thing for a second one.

You can now use them as two buildings, or clip one into the roof of the other and have a two-storey building.

You can do this with the small tubs as well, of course. But the big tubs are great for Inquisitor-scale terrain, too.

R.

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11-20-2007	#31 (permalink)
precinctomega Trooper Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: York, UK Posts: 134 Rep Power: 1 Thanks: 17 Thanked 8 Times in 7 Posts	I find aluminium mesh is better for ghillie-suit type camouflage. However, a top tip on cheap terrain: I do a lot of baking (being primary childcarer in the family) and so use a lot of those BIG tubs of margerine. When one's finished, flip it upside down and glue the lid (upside down) onto the bottom of the tub (which is now the top of your building). Add doors, windows, flooring, pipes, cables etc to taste, but don't interfere with the "gutter" around the lip of the roof. Now do the same thing for a second one. You can now use them as two buildings, or clip one into the roof of the other and have a two-storey building. You can do this with the small tubs as well, of course. But the big tubs are great for Inquisitor-scale terrain, too. R.