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Terrain WIP

Here's a quick shot of two of the terrain pieces I primed today.

A small building with a shielded top for sci-fi games and a Greek style monument for use in historical through modern and sci-fi games.



My two sets of terrain that I've been working on fit into one or both of those categories. The Greek pieces are really a part of my Old Hammer Ultramarines/any Greco-Roman 40k army like Blood Angels and the small building can fit in with any of my urban sci-fi/city fight terrain. Those table tops are my two favorites but someday I'll expand into a winter/snow setting and perhaps a chaotic realm, but for now, city fight and ancient Greece are my favorite flavors.
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