The finished machine, painted and with the base terrain finished, probable part of some grandiose scheme to build a power station in the middle of the desert, but never got past the docks/railway station. Ideal cover for an infantry section. Quite pleased with how this turned out. Got the pack of 4 mini CD's from pound land so three left to use.
Things have been a bit frantic at work for a long time and no sign of things slacking of soon, also in the middle of a big DIY project at home which is eating up most of my time at the moment. So a couple of posts to keep the stats respectable, on the count front. This is an example of how I'm always on the lookout for things I come across to use for my terrain projects. This is the end off a roller blind, the bit that pushes into the end of the metal tube the blind come on. Its mounted onto a small CD base with sand and small rocks and a card and cocktail stick base, its had some additional bits added with the blue tubes coming from cotton buds (q tips). The idea was that it would represent a large pice of industrial machinery that has been left standing for some time and could be used for cover.
Retired graphic designer used to work in Manchester, graduated in the mid 80’s pre Apple Mac. Twelve years working in advertising as a graphic designer in London, back home to Shropshire with the wife and daughter in the mid 90’s.