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City Ruin, Bank Facade
Dimensions: 11 inches wide by 7 inches long by 4.5 inches high
Molds used
Smooth Pyramid Mold #91, Smooth Floor tiles Various Sizes #202, Station Builder Mold #300
Construction:
This ruin is meant to be a piece to use in a ruined modern city. The metal pieces sticking out represent the steel girders holding the building together. The building is actual the ruined entrance to a bank.
Fluff
“In coming fire sir! This old bank should be able to withstand their barrage. Just keep calm lads.”
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Aug. 26, 2007, 08:33AM
By: NOLSEN |
Nice rubble! Good job. Maybe just a few char marks where something must have caught on fire.
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I'll second the effectiveness of your ruin techniques. I particularly like the hunk of concrete still hanging onto the reo. You need to facture the plaster around the bullet holes as these a probbable a bit neat.
Cheers
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Well-executed reinforced concrete, once again. Your "ruination" techniques are very realistic and I particularly like the row of bullet-holes. :-)
A couple of "dirty" washes, and a little encroaching vegetation, would add a lot of age.
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I like the relation between the bank model and the ruined bank facade. Else, I'll have approximately the same comment as for the ruined corner you presented in the small entries section: I like the way you represented reinforced concrete with the metal bars, but I think that some additional details would have made a large difference here.
Of course, given the number of sets you have been creating, I can hardly insist that each of them be a masterpiece. In fact, I'm sure that using all of them at the same time allows you to create extraordinary battlefields.
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