25 years of minis and counting: More terrain for Mare Nostrum

Pantheon of Gods and Hoplite Statue

Our Mare Nostrum HC-Campaign is running it's 5th round and designing a "city fight" -scenario for it got me inspired to produce some more terrain. See the pics...

Hoplite Statue

I found this in a local model store and had to buy it a while a go. I was thinking it could be the trophy for the campaign winner - it might yet be - but for now it plays the role of a mighty statue in a Hellenic city.

Produced by Miniart. Here undercoated with acrylic spray (normal for the shield)

Base colors

Finished model. Tried Citadel's effect paint (Nihilak Oxide) for the oxide effect for the first time.

Pretty happy with the result.

Pantheon of Gods

This is an ancient builing, that's been half buildt (like so many buildings in Greece) for a couple of years now. It was first buildt with Hirstart's plaster blocks and is now completed using other materials as well. Statues are both tourist stuff from Crete and models from Foundry.

Starting point

Further levels built with plaster blocks and then foamcard, more pillars added and blue paint is painted.

Pantheon front. Pillars were of different height, so I had to improvise a bit¨

Ceiling start: thick cardboard cut and bent to an angle, wooden rod glued to place.

Spanish tiles type roof is glued to the bent cardboard. Tape to keep it in place,

while the glue dries

Reliefs (20mm Zvedzda) and God statues (Foundry) are chosen and placed.

Walls and elements made of foamcard are covered with mixture of PVA glue, joint filler, some fine sand and water. This also holds the reliefs in place and allows them to sink in a bit.