With scatter terrain, vegetation, docks, and even a villa ready, my Blood & Plunder board is coming together. I’m looking for a few more large pieces to place around and found a great looking tower to add.
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This tower comes from Iain Lovecraft’s Treasure Island collection and will work for several purposes.
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The tower prints up in three large sections and can stack or be glued together permanently. I chose to keep them all separate as the top layer can serve as a make shift defense bunker.
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To paint this up, I primed black and then base coated with Typhon Ash. I airbrushed this base color everywhere and then used Citadel Contrast Wyldwood for all the dark wood pieces.
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After that, I used some Nuln Oil to pick out the stone details and some of the deeper cracks in the tower structure.
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One thing I forgot to do was sand down the base layer edge on the middle tower section as my printer prints with a slight lip on that first layer making it wider than it should. I can fix this in the slicer settings but haven’t messed with it yet. So instead, I have a little more post-print finishing work to do and forgot about this one. I decided to leave it since I’d already finished most of it by the time I noticed it.
Overall, the piece is great and adds a second large structure to my growing terrain set. I have one more large piece to finish off my land terrain and I’ll go over that next.