Jungle Overgrown Car Wreck

[Eli Arndt]

Hey folks,

I wanted to show off my nearly finished with my jungle overgrown car.

 

This was made from a used die cast car that had no rubber on its wheels. A bit of hammering bent it out of shape and a base coating of textured rusty red paint made I took old and junked. Various decorative plants and modelling foliage buried in the thick of the jungle.

The two sides are very different with the right side of the vehicle being much more open than the left. This will allow figures to use it for cover and for objective markers to be placed inside.

The addition of the colorful jungle flowers to the protruding vines was both an expedient way go tame some uncooperative parts and add extra character to the piece. The flowers themselves could be an objective.

-Eli

[Mike]

Good rusting, is this for a PA game?

[Mike]

Mike wrote:

Good rusting, is this for a PA game?

No, it will be for pulp, clue is in the pulp name of the forum…

[Guy Farrish]

Talking to yourself again Mike?

Take another of the purple pills.

 

 

Oh, and Eli – lovely bit of wreck building!

[kyoteblue]

Looks good.

[Eli Arndt]

If by “PA” you mean Pulp Alley, then yes 🙂

 

-Eli

[Eli Arndt]

Oh, and the accomplished in a single spray by using a Rust-Oleum Multicolored Textured paint. Cannot give you a name as they do not even list one on the can and leave it to the can’s lid to tell the tale.

-Eli

[Thuseld]

This looks really good. You could also use it for This is not a Test. Or anything really.

Experiments here: http://inexperiencedmodelmaker.blogspot.co.uk/

Tranquil Stars updates: https://tranquilstars.wordpress.com

[Ali Dogan Sayiner]

Nice!

contact me via : [email protected]
http://www.sayinermicrotoys.com/

[irishserb]

Nice job, looks great!

 

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