This is cool. People go nuts trying to make these insane cinematic boards, when they really get like 80% of that visual value from the first 20% of effort. Having sprayed and hand-painted a few boards myself, it didn't take much to get a play space that looks 'awesome' without much more than clever layering of spray paint over texture. The rest is gravy and is stuff you do for fun-- but the initial playable board can be done in a weekend and looks great by gameday. Plus once you put a ton of good-looking models on it, your brain fills in the rest.
One extra thing I’d suggest is mixing some black acrylic paint instead of water with the plaster mix for the rubble. It should come out grey, that way you won’t get bright white chips in the surface if someone is a bit clumsy during a game.
Looks great! I would have loved to see some verticality to give some cover to bigger models, but I guess that can be done with not much effort, just stack more of those gothic mdf terrain pieces on top.
You can still make the table without all that Seriously, you’re the type of person to complain about a tutorial on how to change motor oil and call the video useless because the guy used a lift when you can just as easily get on your back and unscrew the cap yourself
@@HallBr3gg what's click bait about it the title states: how to make a ruined city board. That's it. Nothing more. I don't get what your gripe is. Literally all you need is a craft knife, screws and a screw driver. Everything else is basically paint, glue or filler
This is cool. People go nuts trying to make these insane cinematic boards, when they really get like 80% of that visual value from the first 20% of effort. Having sprayed and hand-painted a few boards myself, it didn't take much to get a play space that looks 'awesome' without much more than clever layering of spray paint over texture. The rest is gravy and is stuff you do for fun-- but the initial playable board can be done in a weekend and looks great by gameday. Plus once you put a ton of good-looking models on it, your brain fills in the rest.
Not really a hive city, good build tho
One extra thing I’d suggest is mixing some black acrylic paint instead of water with the plaster mix for the rubble. It should come out grey, that way you won’t get bright white chips in the surface if someone is a bit clumsy during a game.
Wish I had thought of that...would have saved some issues!
Looks great! I would have loved to see some verticality to give some cover to bigger models, but I guess that can be done with not much effort, just stack more of those gothic mdf terrain pieces on top.
Wasn’t expecting a board tutorial from you
Also, first
Looks to be a very simple build, and a reminder we don't need fancy, expensive building kits to have a good looking game board.
very cool Chanal please more :)
Nice tank! Did you paint it ?
Yes! I've got a tutorial on the channel.
What are those buildings then?
TTCombat Broken Domicilium--I used two kits worth
Cheap materials but 100's of $ in tools and a workshop space. Totaly useless.
Only power tool I used was a drill--you can get boards cut to size at most lumber yards where you buy them.
You can still make the table without all that
Seriously, you’re the type of person to complain about a tutorial on how to change motor oil and call the video useless because the guy used a lift when you can just as easily get on your back and unscrew the cap yourself
@@CMTechnica I'm anoyed at the clickbait. But no worries, I just won't bother with this channel again.
@@HallBr3gg what's click bait about it the title states: how to make a ruined city board. That's it. Nothing more. I don't get what your gripe is. Literally all you need is a craft knife, screws and a screw driver. Everything else is basically paint, glue or filler
@@Antonio_Tony_ they changed the title ...