Some Baggage/Luggage Done

Finished this base couple of days ago (it appeared on the table yesterday):

And I finished basing this bugger today (I forgot to dust it off before taking the pics):

Burden, but no Beast...

A bit of work done on two of the Baggage/luggage counters

Camp and Baggage for my GoB Project (and other purposes as well...)

Finished these camp elements today:

The tents were given Army Painter Skeleton Bone spray, then Devlan Mud Wash, followed by AP Skeleton Bone drybrush (yes, they DO make corresponding paints in dripper bottles for all their spray primers).

The fireplace was primed black, charred wood and stones drybrushed with a dark grey, stones then lightly drybrushed with a lighter grey, finally just barely toched with an almost white.

The ground was painted Warzone Trench Brown, then given 2 consecutive dryrushes with TB + white, before a quick wash with Devlan Mudwas applied.

I also glued some luggage to the three prepped large steel washers, and gave all of them a black undercoat.

I'm going back to work tomorrow, evening shift, so I MAY get a bit done in the morning, but we'll see about that...

Some Luggage (Scatter Terrain)

I am trying to get some 'baggage' ready for next weekend, where Duregar/ulolkish and I are going to run an intro-game of Good of Battles at Horisont VI.

I got some Pulp Luggage from Slug Industries back in the spring, because I wanted something to put in camps/on trucks for Pulp Alley and other Pulp games, but, as so many timnes before, I got side-tracked by other projects.

I am going to make some bases with various combinations of trunks (maybe I'll add hat boxes and other small stuff at a later time), and for this purpose I have prepped some large steel washers with a piece of adhesive tape and some filler.

I doubt that I'll be able to finish all three bases, but if I manage to do two, it will have to do. I can go back later and add more to the collection.

Below are some pieces I don't recall the manufacturer off. It may be Fenris Games, I've had a load of nitbits from there stocked up for quite a few years, now.

They are fairly generic, that's why I keep them together on one base - it should then be useable for a wide array of periods/settings.

I am waiting for the fgiller to dry up, si I can glue the bits onto the bases, and get them primed, ready for painting!