Yeaaaah, that'll paint up easy! Lemme just open my paint pot of chrome and...oh, um...or how bout whatever boltgun metal is called these days? I guess that'll work, right?
Doubt it.
Fuck it let's go all earthy, woodsy, and cozy-like this:
Cozy...Battletech terrain (which is what this post is actually about), umm....no I don't think that'll work really (though it would be easier to paint than a chromed dome I guess).
Anyways, here's what I actually got:
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| I dimmed the photos a bit so they just didn't look like white silhouettes. |
Okay, not all of the pieces are geodesic domes, but a good chunk of them are, or variations thereof. These are from a little company called Xmarx (I believe they're in Knoxville, TN) so fairly local to me actually, though I got the above from my Noble Knight credit and NK is located in Wisconsin so go figure.
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| I wouldn't mind getting another set of these actually. |
All of the Geodesic sections are separate pieces, so they can be arranged however I want. Whereas the odd looking collection of resin below is...actually something quite neat: armored exit ramp to a subterranean mech bay (the above surface variety is ridiculously expensive for some stupid reason).
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| Closed... |
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| ...and open. |
I'm gonna try to magnetize the armored shutters so I can have the option to position them either open or closed. I'll have to put it on a base or else the piece that the mech is standing on won't have anything to attach to.
One other set that I got, isn't specifically for Battletech, as it will also work for 40k, Bolt Action, WHFB, or whatever...
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| So cool, and water is such a rare site on most game tables. |
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