Industrial Terrain

So I recently picked up the coolest kit from Games Workshop.

I was thinking oh, that will be a pretty cool building to work on. But I didn't realize exactly how big it was. I mean this thing is enormous. I thought it was just a little wall section. But check out how big it is with the Primaris marines next to it.

That seems rather significant.

I had picked up the Renegade Knights box. Actually the very last one at my local GW shop. So that is part of the reason I decided to get some of the new terrain Games Workshop is making. It is one of the greatest boxed sets ever. You get two Knights cheaper than you can buy them and it comes with this as well which is totally free at the price of the kit.

So that gives me a Galvanic Magmavent and the Sector Imperialis Manufactorum. So I thought that was a pretty good start.

But in sticking with my desire to add some AdMech to miniature collection (I had previously picked up Forgebane), I thought I would grab this new Kill Team for the special character that isn't available anywhere else.

Theta-7 Acquisitus also comes with some of those cool Ryza pattern ruins which I think look very cool. Here is a better picture.

Lots and lots of great things. This gives me some scatter terrain to work in. But since it is still a small set. It is just needing a little something more.

It would be really nice if I had some more of those Ryza pattern terrain bits. Maybe something like the new Killzone: Sector Fronteris Environment Expansion. Yeah, that is perfect.

Here it is spread over a 22” x 30” mat:

So you can imagine it is a lot to paint. Like an enormous amount of glue, etc. Will be very cool to get all of this stuff done with a similar style though. I think I will probably go with a technique like this : YouTube link.

Ah well, picking up Theta-7 and Sector Fronteris today from my pre-order. Hope everything is going well, happy gaming.

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