The following pictures show my first attemps in building terrain pieces representing fire and smoke.
I scaled them for my 28 mm Miniatures. They can be used with nearly everything I collected and painted the past years, Warhammer Fantasy, Mortheim, WW II and Dark Future. The miniature for scale comparison is a Late War German from Artizan (28 mm).
The used materials:
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cotton woll for filters (floss) - for the smoke |
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heavy washers in different sizes - as base for the pieces |
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hot glue - fast and easy method to glue the floss to the washers |
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black spray primer (Chaos blackfrom GW) - for coloring the smoke |
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Acrylic modelling paste (Plastik A from Lascaux) - to do the fire |
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acrylic paints in red yellow and white - to paint the fire |
Tip: Don't spry the floss to dark. When the paint is dry spread the cotton at the top and on the sides out to get a more transparent look. After spraying is the inner material of the floss paler than the outer and this adds in my eyes much to the realism.
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the finished pieces: |
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the burning house: |
This photo shows the different pieces and the (older) Model of a selfmade ruined building to create the following pictures of the burning building.
