The table took a month to complete but there is work still to do on detailing and accompanying playing pieces such as the trains.
First up are some work in progress shots.
Basic design of platforms and railway line locations
I couldn't decide how to represent the platform tiles so I decided to scribe them onto the MDF using a sharp and very strong hobby blade. I took ages and tried my patience but the effort was worth it.
Scribed tiles after a dark grey spray paint anf then several coats of a lighter gray applied with the airbrush.
Platforms complete and tracks glued down, next ballast and ground cover.
Table basically finished awaiting some small details.
First game on the tanle and first game of Dust Battlefield which Terry and I enjoyed and then discussed on episode 3 of our Dust Podcast 'Dingos in the Dust'.
Excellent work Scott. I am again inspired to create my own Zverograd game table. Thanks for the how-to, and all the great pics. My favorite blog!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a stunning table!
ReplyDeleteWoah! That's a truly awesome table. It must be a real treat gaming on it.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, I did enjoy making it and I look forward to more games on it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice terrain. Very well done and I like you showing the different steps.
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary modelling and painting. Wish I could afford to visit you down under and play a game with you on such fantastic scenery with those cool models
ReplyDeleteFantastic table, just gorgeous! Congrats. Quick question for you - where'd you get the trains? I'm especially interested in the diesel locomotives and the armored train cars. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNever mind - I see now they are customized F-unit diesels. Great work with the custom details!
Deletewhat Tracks did you use?
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