Tuesday, 2 October 2018

D&D 5e: Smaller Rocky Outcrops using Luke's APS Modelling compound


These are the small rocky outcrops that I made the other day for a game I'm playing tonight in D&D. They are made from Luke's Modelling Compound and took around half an hour to model, then a bit of drying time and then half an hour to paint over with washes, 2 browns and a black. 


The larger pieces like the 2 above I put the compound over the top of some polystyrene scraps to save on materials.


I painted straight onto the plaster mix there was no undercoat at all.


Will do a step by step when I get the chance, but too busy at the moment, sorry. Probably next week now. I used mainly my hands and finished them off with only one tool, so not complicated at all.






What I like about then is that with only a few bits I can create a whole series of different looking caverns and tunnels without too much hassle.





Below are a whole series of slightly different looks to the basic cavern set up







Will let you know how they work out in actual game play.

And yes I am a friend of Luke's and work with him on projects just to be open and clear.

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