When the weather was a bit warmer, I played around with an idea I came across using expanding foam. Andrew Pieper posted a how-to on making terrain hills from expanding foam insulation spray and it looked easy enough so I decided to give it a go.
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Not much done for the early week but I did wrap up my Sappers by sealing and basing them, cold weather be damned.
A big spoiler was revealed on Facebook this morning for Test of Honour and I had to share. A new set will be coming up based on none other than Kurosawa’s amazing classic film, Seven Samurai. Here was the teaser:
The week is winding down but I have a few final things that were completed just under the wire. The first is one of my first attempts at scatter terrain. I don’t do a lot of this as I usually buy a scenery piece and paint it up. This time I wanted to have some bamboo-based terrain and that isn’t easy to outright buy so I had to make my own.
I received my new replacement bell for my Test of Honour Temple Bell scenery piece and so I quickly set about fixing it up.
It came with a faux bronzing and while that may be just fine in a color setting, it won’t cut it in my monochrome theme.
As I continue through the Test of Honour week, I turn my attention to terrain by building up Sarissa Precision’s Temple Bell. I’ve always liked this model and have had it sitting in shrink for a while now but was glad to have the chance to open it up.
Having recovered from my fuzzy primer incident, I went back to my Test of Honour Ninja figures to finish them up. I decided to take pictures of the progress as I went along, mainly to see how things were coming out and what was actually effective for my standard table-top quality style. I started first with the ninja hero.
I picked up this great little toy the other day and had a little fun with it setting up a few Test of Honour pics.
With my Dojo complete for Test of Honour, I was able to grab a friend to play a quick run-through of my Dojo Assault scenario.
