Monday 14 October 2019
Fenris Stone Walls
Quite awhile ago I ordered some Fenris 28mm dry stack stone walls for my Mordheim table (see the Kodsticklerburg link to the right). I never got around to using them however for our Battle of Denbigh Green game I needed some to go around the Ziterdes Mill House. So I did a bit of a rush job on them; all they got was a primer coat with GWs Grey Seer spray and a home made black wash. They actually looked pretty good but I wanted a little more variation in the stone.
I picked out about a third of the stones with Americana's Shale Green (one of my favourite colours for stone) and 3 or 4 on each side and on top with Americana's Pebble and Ceramacoat's Charcoal.
I thinned the with a mix of Golden's Acrylic Flow Release and water; this worked especially well the darker charcoal.
These are the nicest stone walls I have painted. I like them so much I just ordered some more: a couple more straight sections, some more curves and some corner pieces so I don't have the dead end corners you can see in the pictures. Great texture, clear definition between the stones and the casting was very nearly perfect.
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Cod, gaming with your terrain pieces is like bringing a museum to life.
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I want some!
ReplyDeleteFenris has some awesome stuff. They look great with the manor. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLovely work on these. The extra bit of attention really paid off.
ReplyDeleteI'll look out for these, they look rather nice!
ReplyDeleteThank you guys.
ReplyDeletedaveb & Ray: Yes, the Fenris products are really nice. When I get back to my South Asian waterfront table for Pulp Alley I am going to order a bunch more stuff.
Very smart. I both need more stone walls and need to do more work on the ones I already heave!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I’ll have to remember these for when I’m in the market for some 28mm walls. 😀
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