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Khador Widowmakers take cover behind make-shift fortifications |
After reading through the Warmachine Rulebook I decided that I needed some form of barricades to provide Cover.
Again, I wanted versatile pieces that would look appropriate across a range of battlefields - from grass plains to ruined cities, something along the line of makeshift barricades, using walls and/or sandbags.
I'd been through all the options from Games Workshop (which is the most accessible range to me) and a few ranges online but nothing really jumped out at me - mostly because they were way more than I was willing to spend.
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Image taken from eBay listing |
I managed to find a great range of options on eBay, and
stumbled on this fantastic find - $5 for 7 pieces of terrain, and exactly the style I was looking for. It was too good to be true, and once I received the items I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. Apart from a few casting imperfections, which given the price should be expected, they ready to be painted and put onto the table-top!
I'm not going to really go through a step-by-step, but here are my progress shots:
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Barricades, straight out of the post satchel |
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Undercoated |
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