The task of replacing the now broken Photobucket links on
the blog continues.
In posts with small picture counts I will try uploading
them straight into Blogger and see how long that lasts.
Posts with larger photo
counts, such as battle reports, would take much longer to do this, so I’m
trying out Google Slides as an alternative method of presenting them.
Therefore, most of the old battle reports will still have
the same text, but instead of having photos of the action interspersed between
them, there will be a slideshow at the top of the post – this will hopefully
save me a lot of work!
And now, on to some proper
blogging…
Many Frostgrave scenarios call for magical pillars, mystic
monoliths or runic stones, not least the new Ulterior Motives pack, so I
thought I’d cobble some together.
Following my experiment with No More Nails glue and EPE
packing foam, which I used as a starting point for a Dwarven sarcophagus, I
hacked some more pieces of foam into standing stone shapes and smeared the glue
over them.
Once this has dried I glued them to circular plasticard
bases, which I textured. A quick spray of Halford’s black primer later and they
were ready to paint! I went for a greenish look for the stones, drybrushed with
grey as they were looking a bit too green.
I then attempted to paint glowing turquoise runes on them.
I’m not convinced I did a particularly good job on the runes, but they don’t
look too bad at a distance.
Anyway, it’s another hole in my terrain requirements filled,
and proves that EPE foam will take NMN glue, which can be sprayed with car
primer, giving me more options for terrain building!
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