It's Yog Sothoth? It's a Klingon Bird-of-Prey uncloaking?

What is it?

A couple of pieces I have put together over the last couple of weeks.  The skull on the shrine is made using a Fossil-iced Ice cube tray. The only issue with casting is demolding it at the end as the big hole towards the back of the skull really holds on tight. There is also a stegasaurus mold, but after casting it, I dont think it is near as good as the T-Rex.


 

 

 

Model	Vehicle Description	Markings/Graphics
DG06021	1920 Ford Model T Van	Coca-Cola
DG06024	1920 Ford Model T Van	Kodak
DG07001	1930 Model A Ford Woody Wagon	Coca-Cola
DG09000	1934 Ford Wagon	Police
DG13014	1934 Ford Model A Panel Van	Stroh's Beer
DG13024	1934 Ford Model A Panel Van	Hershey's Milk Chocolate
DG14001	1930 Model A Car	Taxi
DG19000	1931 Rolls Royce Phantom II	None
DG20008	1930 Model A Ford Stake Truck	Ind Coope
DG21032	1928 Chevy Van	Maggi's Soup
DG22007	1933 Packard Town Van	Budweiser
DG24000	1934 Rolls-Royce Playboy Brewster	None
DG28016	1934 Mack Canvas Back Truck	Army 3-Ton Truck
DG33000	1920 Ford Model T Car	None
DG36007	1939 Chevy Pickup Truck	Pennzoil
DG39002	1934 Mack Truck	The Gas Light and Coke company
DG39004	1934 Mack Truck	Army Sand Bag Truck
DG46005	1930 Bentley 4½ litre (maroon)	None
DG48000	1939 Chevy Car	None
DG48004	1939 Chevy Car	Yellow Cab
DG48006	1939 Chevy Car	Highway Patrol
DG78001	1939 Dodge Streamliner	Texaco
HLL2003*	1930 Model A Ford Van	Grand Hotel De Pekin - Peking, China
HLL2003*	1936 Packard	Imperial Hotel - Tokyo, Japan
HLL2003*	1926 Bull Nose Morris Van	Raffles Hotel - Singapore
LP06503	1939 Ford Truck	Mead Open Farm
LP06525	1920 Model T Ford Van	Provost Parade, RAF Police Journal
LP78002	1939 Dodge Streamliner	Showgard
PM111001	1935 Sir Malcolm Campbell's Bluebird	None
PM126001	1932 Ford Truck	Atlas Tire (Chevron)
*Hotel Luggage Labels of the 1930s

 

I know, I said I was done collecting Lledo cars, but that was before I saw Lledo's version of Sir Malcolm Campbell's Campbell-Railton Blue Bird from 1935.

 

... and here is the original in action!

got to play with my new tripod, finally got some pictures of these guys I like:

 

first up is one more CD terrain piece




Next up is another pice for the Mayan/Lizardman complex.

 

 

been playing with mold 83 some more and assembled 2 more pieces (will be posted later). While doing so I found a paint combination I like for the stone.

You start by priming the plaster with a latex house primer like Kilz to make the piece a bit more waterproof. You will want to do this if you plan on doing any washes, otherwise the paint just bleeds and doesnt pool in the areas you want. after this is dry hit it with black spray primer.

Now it is time to paint, for a base coat I use FolkArt "Asphaltum" this will not give a solid or even base coat with one coat, but that is fine. second up is a heavy drybrush of FolkArt "Mushroom". Next is a light drybrush of FolkArt "Vintage White" to capture the highlights. lastly you do a very light wash of Reaper's Master Series Brown Liner.

Here are some CD terrain pieces I put together using the Rock Cavern Root Mold #83 from Hirst arts. I think they are also useable as regular aboveground terrain like Badlands.