Deadzone. Finally

When I backed the original Deadzone kickstarter, it had always been my intention to use the hard plastic scenery to make terrain for Warzone. While this did indeed happen, I have had a large pile of the stuff sitting in a plastic tub for the better part of six years. One of the members of my local club expressed an interest in finally playing Deadzone since we both had the game, but had not played it, so I set about making a table's worth of Deadzone terrain for use in..er .. Deadzone.

Impressively (for me, at least), I started painting it on September 3rd and as of today, October 16th, it is finally finished. The barriers and scatter were the last pieces to be done and they were also the first things I have painted with the GW contrast paints. Overall, not bad.

Now all I need to do is actually paint some of my Deadzone minis..

More bits..

A few more bits and pieces finished off in April and May - some nice plastic terrain from Drakerys, comprising of Scenery Set A and Scenery Set B. I also painted a Mantic Dungeon Saga door because.. why not?

Even I finish things. Sometimes..

Hobby butterfly that I am, it is inevitable that I will occasionally - and often by accident - finish a project that I started. That has been the case in Feburary and March of this year where I finished off some terrain pieces primarily for Rangers of Shadowdeep. The excellent Gloomburg Tower from Warcradle and a bridge and walls from Warlord..