@@Spark_Chaser don't think you could adpt the rules to this board well.. but a Terminators vs genestealers boarding action game would be in keeping with the premise.
As a new blood to the Warhammer 40k franchise who started in 2019, I was told this by a 40yrs veteran, "You'll hate GW eventually, but you'll definitely love the arts and community." My deepest respect to this art. For I am inspired and invigorated to craft and paint my own art.
AMAZING!!!!! Different colored rooms is genius. The map itself is wonder, the technique u used are stellar. Truely the coolest map, warp backdrop is great touch
DUUUUUUDE! This looks incredible! I’ve been looking forward to this project ever since I saw the warp backdrop. I absolutely love the gallery and endless shaft!
i think one red light to add some atmosphere in the maintaince corridor, either the drybrush and airbrush method, or a red LED, just to make it look like its not meant to be accessed often
you should add some blood pools on the redrum room's floors, and since the maintenance corridor is right below it, maybe some blood dripping down through the grated floor into the corridor.
I wanna applaud you with going for a more colorful color scheme and taking classic inspiration. As much as I love the grimdark style that has become so popular, I think throwing some sand, sepia washes, and rust effects would have discredited all the fine details of the terrain. This feels like a lived in ship with different color rooms.
This is so freaking good!! About the build in itself, the layout is outstanding, and the years of experience really show in saving time and getting a premium result anyway (what about that Blackout Zone, my jaw litterally dropped halfway trough) overall the level of creativity is unparalled in any channel that I know of. But since I'm already fanboying and don't care, I will add Eric makes some most enjoyable videos, beside the quality of the build I was surprised by the production value, and the music was an excellent choice, it helped me bear the continuous flux of actually useful information (great job btw) and it sure pumped me for the end shots :D About the maintenance corridor, or other similar parts: if the zone is habitable, you could put a shelter under the pipe, it would make sense if someone/something is looking for a 'safe' place similarly, someone could be hiding weapons/food/drugs behind a pillar (I'm assuming there is a little space) can be like an easter egg, or a gaming feature for a heal/bonus or it could be the den entrance of some nasty thing, it could be a broken fan or a tunnel chewed into the plasteel. You could dig a little into the foam for perspective, and put bones/mucus/detritus around the place
This came out so good, Eric. And if we wind up getting new genestealers and assault terminators, or a new space hulk box, you're going to have an amazing backdrop for some cool photos.
Just came to say thank you for your awesome channel. You really boosted my motivation and inspiration for making my own projects and I got really good tips and tricks on the way. Poor kids in my area can't find cheap toys anymore because I have hunted all second hand stores for good pieces for my projects.
I say it every time but I just love your videos, I watch every bit of it from beginning to end Sometimes I even sit down to watch it as if I’m watching a great film. On the sofa full attention.
This is spectacular! So many wonderful and unique elements that all blend so well together. Even all the varied painting techniques fit together cohesively. This will definitely be a board that will allow for some fantastic and memorable games!
I wish i had just one Third of your creativity, Eric. This board is just amazing and you still are able to surprise me with those nice ideas you have and how you execute them practically. I follow you for some years now and as is said above, still surprised everytime. Keep it going Brother ❤
I definitely need a "How to Play Kill Team" video, I haven't been able to crack into it myself. I find it intimidating to learn the rules on my own but I'd love to get my friends into it!
Man this is an awesome project!! So cool dude, seriously! Incredible work, love the layout and the idea of the mirror for the shaft. Absolutely stellar work sir!
May I suggest a change to the maintenance corridor? The floor looks plain and draws your eyes to it so may I suggest cutting it down lower and then add in framed mesh floor squares that you can see along of thin pipes and wires and box's under.
I love Gallowdark it's so Grimdark and gritty. Close quartered battles with lots of terrain are the best. I'd love to make something like this. Amazing!
10:50 To answer what you could do since you feel something is missing, you could add an effect that makes it seem that some of the gore from the redrum hall has seeped through and began to drip into the maintenance corridor. As well as faulty and sparking wires and machinery. It would allow a sense of connectivity and atmosphere to the environment. As if its the remnants of ancient battle on this long forgotten vessel, and the machinery keeping it running is starting to fail due to centuries of neglect.
Wrapping wires around what looks like concrete blocks holding up the pipes in the vents would look cooler, maybe it would unify the pipe with the block a bit more. Either that or add dirty down rust down at the bottom to make it look like there was a water leak, it will make the more concrete looking stuff more like metal.
Probably the simplest thing to add to the maintenance corridor would be something on the floor. I'd recommend grating, just to give it some added texture. You could also add markings like you see in workshops where they mark out the areas where you should only be standing if you're working with the machinery. You could also add some small critters - my first thought was the old school Heroquest rats (because rats and spiders and whatnot love those little-used nooks and crannies). If you've used the grating idea, you could even have a patch where something's gnawed through the grating? Another option would be to use a similar OSL from the Blackout Corridor, but tinted red, just to make it seem even darker and more menacing.
For the maintenance corridor I think putting some wires on the floor, and just general rubbish under there would look great. I’ve done a lot of work installing earthing under the removable floors of data centres, and they are always littered with washers, nuts, bits of tape, dust, and just general rubbish and debris. Plus if there’s a grate above it, it would make sense for a lot of stuff to fall down into the darkness. Out of sight, and out of mind.
The hanger might be my favorite, i just love how the really pale wall color makes everything pop. But the black out zone is really great too. All shots with doors to other areas with different paint schemes is a great effect. Maintenance corridor feels like it needs some wires running along the floor and just some electronic and maintenance clutter. With all the texture and variation the other zones have, it feels a little plain.
When necromunda came out, I thought boxed terrain would be changed forever, but it took a lot longer than I thought to really spread, probably due to cost I’d expect. House rule: at the start of each turn role 2d6 for each unit. On a double roll, a member of that unit is sucked out into space. Like weapon jams, but with the cold vacuum of space! Loved this project.
@EricsHobbyWorkshop You know what. Fuck it. I'll give you 5 bucks a month. Haven't got the cash for 50 plus. I'll go patreon now. Stop twisting my arm 😂
What an effort, congratulations of completing this large piece of playable terrain! Love the colours used for the different rooms and the sponge chipping effect.
Holy cats! Eric! I love this and you’ve inspired me to finally paint the heap of terrain I have sitting in a corner. Your steps are simple but sooooo effective
I think for the Maintenence cooridor what it could use is pools, like that big pipe is leaking some kind of bright ooz or something into the area, or a light brown oil or something
The reason "The Maintenance Corridor" looks off and your thinking about detail is because you have those super detailed GW pipes in the top half of the room's volume and then plain blocks and a flat floor in the bottom half which is creating huge contrast in the level of detail which your eyes are picking up on. Id suggest some detail on the actual floor (trailing cables, crosshatch mesh, etc.) plus also doing something with the concrete blocks the pipe is mounted on. Some of the little aquilas or other detail parts you normally get heaps of in vehicle kits would likely be really good. Then maybe a terminal or console or two in front of the pipes would break up the horizontal volume seperation a bit if you have anything like that around from objective markers in like every GW game lol. Hope thats helpful and cant wait to see what you do with it, love your work so I know you will nail it.
Maybe an emergency power red light (or blue light since that's what you have going elsewhere) down in the maintenance corridor would look nice. It would help provide some contrast. Or you could pretend that pipe is some kind of generator, maybe the emergency gen, and it could be glowing from heat. Maybe the rivets glow and little lights are on. Thanks for all you do, I have fallen in love with your channel as of late and it really motivates me to dive further into this hobby.
It be cool to see warped doors so say one door is slightly jammed open thus allowing a sneak peak of the room beyond. Still absolutely beautiful job terrain building is my favorite part of the hobby
Wires in the maintenance shaft would definitely make it feel cramped and cluttered, almost like a storeroom that sees no regular use (but of course, the heroes have to tiptoe in there and pray there aren't any creatures lurking in the visual distraction)
This is an incredible build. Congratulations on completing it, and thank you as always for uploading some inspirational DIY tabletop videos to inspire creativity and passion for what will add to memorable game nights with the crew 👍🎨👾
Super cool build! Your arches scream for stained glass windows. For a first batrap I would go with classic approach genestealer versus terminators (Space Hulk). Cheers!
Great use of vertical space, it gives the board a lot more realism and personality. All those double height rooms and especially the bottomless pit really help give the impression that this ship is many floors, not just a single flat plane.
Incredible work as always. The maintenance could use some sludge puddles of leaking toxic waste. Or perhaps grated traps for hydrolic oil. I've never been on a Space Hulk but industrial places usually have sludge puddles, especially around machinery. Can't wait for the Titan video!
In my experience, anything that is a maintenance corridor and especially below open grating is usually the filthiest thing possible (wet/sticky and oily floors or covered with a very fine dust, like chalk). If you could 'dust' (maybe pigment powder would work and seal it) everything and put some grime/rust/oil rivulets you'd have, what in my opinion, would be a fairly realistic setting for that corridor.
Amazing, I love it, I love everything about it! But since you asked, I think the Maintenance Corridor needs a creature lurking under the pipes somewhere. Something that's evolved in the guts of the ship and been disturbed by all the fighting. Just my 2c.
The Maintenance Corridor - some wires and a few pieces of discarded trash, tools, etc. If you are feeling sassy - some LED lighting red or blue - or even blinking (yellow) hazard warning LEDs..
That maintenance corridor needs one of those bare light bulbs hanging on a wire, or maybe one of those utility lamps that you can clamp onto things while you work. Maybe put it near a toolbox stuck in a corner.
Definitely would love to see a BatRep of Blood Angel's vs Tyranids, mostly of the Genestealer variety. Also, definitely would to see you do a How-to-Play for KillTeam. Big fan of your stuff, and really excited that I finally got to see the finished result of this table. Great work, as always!
It might be boring, but my favourite room has to the Blackout Room. It's so simple but it just looks so good. It looks clean, is easy to replicate, and it allows the models to pop. I have some Zone Mortallis terrain I've been dreading painting, and I might just steal this
Beautiful work, I was lazy and just used three spray cans, going from darker to lighter, then added some light effects with airbrush. I say go for Deathwing VS Tyranids for bat rep.
The maintenance corridor needs just general rubble and crap in the nooks and crannies and under the pipes, just busy up the floor a bit. Then a couple shots of red OSL from das blinkenlights above to give that gnarly foreboding lights. Adore your work man. It never fails to impress me just how close to a ridiculously high end grim dark look you always seem to get to with like 0 time effort. KEEP IT UP ERIC!
Funny how I had just watched the other two parts earlier this week. Glad I didn't need to wait, haha. For the maintenance room, maybe 1 or two small creatures hiding under the machines, maybe some really dark red OSL under other pieces as a way of saying "hey, this piece needs to be repaired, and some grating on the floor and vents to give it kind of an alien isolation type of vibe. Thanks for your videos as always, friend. Can't wait to see more
I’ve really enjoyed this build! It’s so different in the fact it’s indoors rather than outdoors. Narrow corridors and maintenance hallways. Absolutely beautiful to think of games on it! What to add left to it, I think an abandoned rifle that belonged to an unsuspecting victim, or the left over feast of the alien invader, with a pool of blood and a detached arm… gruesome stuff 😄
For the maintenance corridor, I would second the suggestion of gunk on the floors, and also suggest some wires (or even spiderwebs) in the high reaches of the ceiing (where you won't snag your models on them). It needs to look poorly maintained (ironic for a maintenance corridor), as it is probably less travelled than the other areas. This board is amazing and I really, really like how you draw inspiration from great GW artwork of the past in it.
i think the maintenance shaft would benefit from some additional cables and small pipes, both on the wall behind the big pipe, and along the edges of the floor. maybe also some lighting fixture stuff painted to look like fading lamps. (or alternately, some LEDs behind the big pipe to give the whole thing an eerie illumination)
Blood Angels and Genies would be traditional, but I think armies/killteams will be clamouring to take over this awesome board
Classic game of Space Hulk should be the first game played on it.
@@Spark_Chaser don't think you could adpt the rules to this board well.. but a Terminators vs genestealers boarding action game would be in keeping with the premise.
@glitterboy2098 That's what I meant. Blood Angels Termies versus Genestealers.
As a new blood to the Warhammer 40k franchise who started in 2019, I was told this by a 40yrs veteran, "You'll hate GW eventually, but you'll definitely love the arts and community."
My deepest respect to this art. For I am inspired and invigorated to craft and paint my own art.
Love that each room has it's own theme to keep it interesting
Video title don't lie, that thing lit 🔥🔥
THAT TABLE LOOKS AMAZING! Cant wait to see when part 2 of your trench gets built too!
AMAZING!!!!! Different colored rooms is genius. The map itself is wonder, the technique u used are stellar. Truely the coolest map, warp backdrop is great touch
Maintenance room could use wires with sparks and puddle of some liquid. Maybe add some cridders and/or some skellies/parsial bodies... 😁😁😁
I love how you incorporate retro warhammer in your work, it really ties it into the games history!
Well worth the wait brother. Knocked it out of the park!
Slapping an oil wash on something is just like magic, I swear. Looks awesome!
DUUUUUUDE! This looks incredible! I’ve been looking forward to this project ever since I saw the warp backdrop. I absolutely love the gallery and endless shaft!
i think one red light to add some atmosphere in the maintaince corridor, either the drybrush and airbrush method, or a red LED, just to make it look like its not meant to be accessed often
This has been a great project to see come together, love the OSL effects especially. That sponge technique also makes a huge difference.
The best one yet!!! So impressive!!! Seriously, brother, blown away. You made it look so simple. Yet, still it’s a beautiful piece.
Whenever i see one of this guy's videos say their a few hours old, nothing can stop me from watching some good o'l warhammer content.
5:43 Never gets said enough online.
you should add some blood pools on the redrum room's floors, and since the maintenance corridor is right below it, maybe some blood dripping down through the grated floor into the corridor.
You are absolutely right! Totally should. I was considering repainting the floors a lighter colour first …
@@EricsHobbyWorkshopthe technical paint would work great for this
I've been hyped for this one - looks absolutely incredible!
This is definitely gonna be worth the wait.
I wanna applaud you with going for a more colorful color scheme and taking classic inspiration. As much as I love the grimdark style that has become so popular, I think throwing some sand, sepia washes, and rust effects would have discredited all the fine details of the terrain. This feels like a lived in ship with different color rooms.
Id say objective achieved on coolest table ever! Love the different themed areas!
Let's go see what Enrique's up to these da-- oh my god... hahaha, amazing stuff man
Lots of really good techniques and variations on techniques in this video. This has to be one of your best painting tutorials
Insane how much you grew in terms of painting techniques. This table looks amazing!!
Why can I only like this once!?? Amazing work Eric! Let's see some Rogue traders or imperial navy battling in it!
This is so freaking good!! About the build in itself, the layout is outstanding, and the years of experience really show in saving time and getting a premium result anyway (what about that Blackout Zone, my jaw litterally dropped halfway trough) overall the level of creativity is unparalled in any channel that I know of. But since I'm already fanboying and don't care, I will add Eric makes some most enjoyable videos, beside the quality of the build I was surprised by the production value, and the music was an excellent choice, it helped me bear the continuous flux of actually useful information (great job btw) and it sure pumped me for the end shots :D
About the maintenance corridor, or other similar parts:
if the zone is habitable, you could put a shelter under the pipe, it would make sense if someone/something is looking for a 'safe' place
similarly, someone could be hiding weapons/food/drugs behind a pillar (I'm assuming there is a little space) can be like an easter egg, or a gaming feature for a heal/bonus
or it could be the den entrance of some nasty thing, it could be a broken fan or a tunnel chewed into the plasteel. You could dig a little into the foam for perspective, and put bones/mucus/detritus around the place
This came out so good, Eric. And if we wind up getting new genestealers and assault terminators, or a new space hulk box, you're going to have an amazing backdrop for some cool photos.
Just came to say thank you for your awesome channel. You really boosted my motivation and inspiration for making my own projects and I got really good tips and tricks on the way. Poor kids in my area can't find cheap toys anymore because I have hunted all second hand stores for good pieces for my projects.
I say it every time but I just love your videos, I watch every bit of it from beginning to end
Sometimes I even sit down to watch it as if I’m watching a great film. On the sofa full attention.
This is spectacular! So many wonderful and unique elements that all blend so well together. Even all the varied painting techniques fit together cohesively. This will definitely be a board that will allow for some fantastic and memorable games!
Thanks Eric! Would be awesome to get a game in on it with you sometime!
I wish i had just one Third of your creativity, Eric.
This board is just amazing and you still are able to surprise me with those nice ideas you have and how you execute them practically. I follow you for some years now and as is said above, still surprised everytime.
Keep it going Brother ❤
I definitely need a "How to Play Kill Team" video, I haven't been able to crack into it myself. I find it intimidating to learn the rules on my own but I'd love to get my friends into it!
Man this is an awesome project!! So cool dude, seriously! Incredible work, love the layout and the idea of the mirror for the shaft. Absolutely stellar work sir!
I'm so happy this is finally out omg
May I suggest a change to the maintenance corridor? The floor looks plain and draws your eyes to it so may I suggest cutting it down lower and then add in framed mesh floor squares that you can see along of thin pipes and wires and box's under.
I love Gallowdark it's so Grimdark and gritty. Close quartered battles with lots of terrain are the best. I'd love to make something like this. Amazing!
10:50 To answer what you could do since you feel something is missing, you could add an effect that makes it seem that some of the gore from the redrum hall has seeped through and began to drip into the maintenance corridor. As well as faulty and sparking wires and machinery.
It would allow a sense of connectivity and atmosphere to the environment. As if its the remnants of ancient battle on this long forgotten vessel, and the machinery keeping it running is starting to fail due to centuries of neglect.
love that you revisited this, looks incredible - love the variation and the mirror effect for the shaft is ::chefs kiss::
Danm now I wanna play kill team, nice vid!
Glad to see this completed. It is such a rad board that if deserved to receive paint. Hope you have tons of fun playing on it.
10:55 yeah I think some cable bundles would compliment this area nicely
The maintenance corridor could really use some little bright glows on the control panels with a dash of osl to add interest
Wrapping wires around what looks like concrete blocks holding up the pipes in the vents would look cooler, maybe it would unify the pipe with the block a bit more. Either that or add dirty down rust down at the bottom to make it look like there was a water leak, it will make the more concrete looking stuff more like metal.
Probably the simplest thing to add to the maintenance corridor would be something on the floor. I'd recommend grating, just to give it some added texture. You could also add markings like you see in workshops where they mark out the areas where you should only be standing if you're working with the machinery.
You could also add some small critters - my first thought was the old school Heroquest rats (because rats and spiders and whatnot love those little-used nooks and crannies). If you've used the grating idea, you could even have a patch where something's gnawed through the grating?
Another option would be to use a similar OSL from the Blackout Corridor, but tinted red, just to make it seem even darker and more menacing.
For the maintenance corridor I think putting some wires on the floor, and just general rubbish under there would look great. I’ve done a lot of work installing earthing under the removable floors of data centres, and they are always littered with washers, nuts, bits of tape, dust, and just general rubbish and debris. Plus if there’s a grate above it, it would make sense for a lot of stuff to fall down into the darkness. Out of sight, and out of mind.
You set a very high bar... yes to kill team and any battle reports ,have fun with this , top marks
Awesome video! Am really stoked by the multicolor layout - can't wait for the battles.
The hanger might be my favorite, i just love how the really pale wall color makes everything pop. But the black out zone is really great too. All shots with doors to other areas with different paint schemes is a great effect.
Maintenance corridor feels like it needs some wires running along the floor and just some electronic and maintenance clutter. With all the texture and variation the other zones have, it feels a little plain.
When necromunda came out, I thought boxed terrain would be changed forever, but it took a lot longer than I thought to really spread, probably due to cost I’d expect.
House rule: at the start of each turn role 2d6 for each unit. On a double roll, a member of that unit is sucked out into space. Like weapon jams, but with the cold vacuum of space!
Loved this project.
This is a dream table, many happy games in there Eric! 😀⚡🔥
I love watching you bring such scenes to life. I've never done this before but I might actually buy a membership to your channel
Do iiiit hahaha
@EricsHobbyWorkshop You know what. Fuck it. I'll give you 5 bucks a month. Haven't got the cash for 50 plus. I'll go patreon now. Stop twisting my arm 😂
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop I just did. This is a weird new feeling for me 😅
What an effort, congratulations of completing this large piece of playable terrain! Love the colours used for the different rooms and the sponge chipping effect.
Holy cats! Eric! I love this and you’ve inspired me to finally paint the heap of terrain I have sitting in a corner. Your steps are simple but sooooo effective
I think for the Maintenence cooridor what it could use is pools, like that big pipe is leaking some kind of bright ooz or something into the area, or a light brown oil or something
Brilliant board, quick and effective way of making the different zones stand out. And a good way for people just learning to be able to do this
This is absolutely rad. I really like how each section has a different theme.
That is freakin’ awesome 👏👏👏
The reason "The Maintenance Corridor" looks off and your thinking about detail is because you have those super detailed GW pipes in the top half of the room's volume and then plain blocks and a flat floor in the bottom half which is creating huge contrast in the level of detail which your eyes are picking up on.
Id suggest some detail on the actual floor (trailing cables, crosshatch mesh, etc.) plus also doing something with the concrete blocks the pipe is mounted on. Some of the little aquilas or other detail parts you normally get heaps of in vehicle kits would likely be really good. Then maybe a terminal or console or two in front of the pipes would break up the horizontal volume seperation a bit if you have anything like that around from objective markers in like every GW game lol.
Hope thats helpful and cant wait to see what you do with it, love your work so I know you will nail it.
Maybe an emergency power red light (or blue light since that's what you have going elsewhere) down in the maintenance corridor would look nice. It would help provide some contrast. Or you could pretend that pipe is some kind of generator, maybe the emergency gen, and it could be glowing from heat. Maybe the rivets glow and little lights are on. Thanks for all you do, I have fallen in love with your channel as of late and it really motivates me to dive further into this hobby.
It be cool to see warped doors so say one door is slightly jammed open thus allowing a sneak peak of the room beyond. Still absolutely beautiful job terrain building is my favorite part of the hobby
Yes, I love it. Subbed. I've been looking for a channel with this type of content. ❤!!
Add wires sagging and hanging from the walkway overhead in the maintenance corridors. Maybe some track lights on the floor as well
Love the modularity of the board! We need a game!
This is a true work of art.
You know it’s a great day when Eric uploads 💯🎉
It’s so nice to see so many different colors in the grim dark, still grim though.
Wires in the maintenance shaft would definitely make it feel cramped and cluttered, almost like a storeroom that sees no regular use (but of course, the heroes have to tiptoe in there and pray there aren't any creatures lurking in the visual distraction)
Looks great! I'm part way through my gallowdark terrain and that chipping has me rethinking my strategy.
This is an incredible build. Congratulations on completing it, and thank you as always for uploading some inspirational DIY tabletop videos to inspire creativity and passion for what will add to memorable game nights with the crew 👍🎨👾
Super cool build! Your arches scream for stained glass windows. For a first batrap I would go with classic approach genestealer versus terminators (Space Hulk). Cheers!
Great use of vertical space, it gives the board a lot more realism and personality. All those double height rooms and especially the bottomless pit really help give the impression that this ship is many floors, not just a single flat plane.
Incredible work as always. The maintenance could use some sludge puddles of leaking toxic waste. Or perhaps grated traps for hydrolic oil. I've never been on a Space Hulk but industrial places usually have sludge puddles, especially around machinery. Can't wait for the Titan video!
This table is absolutely incredible. Appreciate you sharing all of your techniques!
In my experience, anything that is a maintenance corridor and especially below open grating is usually the filthiest thing possible (wet/sticky and oily floors or covered with a very fine dust, like chalk). If you could 'dust' (maybe pigment powder would work and seal it) everything and put some grime/rust/oil rivulets you'd have, what in my opinion, would be a fairly realistic setting for that corridor.
Mineral spirits are alright, thay aren't as tasty as enamels but not as bland as uv resin. Good pallet cleanser
Amazing, I love it, I love everything about it! But since you asked, I think the Maintenance Corridor needs a creature lurking under the pipes somewhere. Something that's evolved in the guts of the ship and been disturbed by all the fighting. Just my 2c.
The Maintenance Corridor - some wires and a few pieces of discarded trash, tools, etc.
If you are feeling sassy - some LED lighting red or blue - or even blinking (yellow) hazard warning LEDs..
That maintenance corridor needs one of those bare light bulbs hanging on a wire, or maybe one of those utility lamps that you can clamp onto things while you work. Maybe put it near a toolbox stuck in a corner.
Beautiful work Erik! Love your terrain builds 👍
Definitely would love to see a BatRep of Blood Angel's vs Tyranids, mostly of the Genestealer variety.
Also, definitely would to see you do a How-to-Play for KillTeam.
Big fan of your stuff, and really excited that I finally got to see the finished result of this table. Great work, as always!
It might be boring, but my favourite room has to the Blackout Room. It's so simple but it just looks so good. It looks clean, is easy to replicate, and it allows the models to pop. I have some Zone Mortallis terrain I've been dreading painting, and I might just steal this
I actually love that you've got my artwork from the Votann trailer in this video :P
Its beautiful! You did a great job
@@EricsHobbyWorkshop Thanks buddy :D Awesome work on the table, it's shaping up really nicely
Beautiful work, I was lazy and just used three spray cans, going from darker to lighter, then added some light effects with airbrush. I say go for Deathwing VS Tyranids for bat rep.
This looks amazing, love this gaming table and all the colorful sections!
OK, but you know what we need now? Hour long supercut of the whole build, this is such a cool project
The maintenance corridor needs just general rubble and crap in the nooks and crannies and under the pipes, just busy up the floor a bit. Then a couple shots of red OSL from das blinkenlights above to give that gnarly foreboding lights. Adore your work man. It never fails to impress me just how close to a ridiculously high end grim dark look you always seem to get to with like 0 time effort. KEEP IT UP ERIC!
Funny how I had just watched the other two parts earlier this week. Glad I didn't need to wait, haha.
For the maintenance room, maybe 1 or two small creatures hiding under the machines, maybe some really dark red OSL under other pieces as a way of saying "hey, this piece needs to be repaired, and some grating on the floor and vents to give it kind of an alien isolation type of vibe.
Thanks for your videos as always, friend. Can't wait to see more
Would love to see some orks stumbling around there. Great series! Thank you for making this, looks amazing.
The bottomless shaft... it's just so magical. That effect turned out so good @_____@
That’s a weird looking emperor titan…
Awesome results! Thank you for sharing!
Wow - amazing the Blackout-Zoe!
Phenomenal. Wish I had the time, skill, talent, money and motivation to do something this great.
Would be nice to add detail to the maintenance corridor, yeah. Wires and/or pipes would be reasonably swift to add, I imagine, and look great 🙂
Very cool paint techniques, well done Eric, very well done :) looks absolutely awesome.
I’ve really enjoyed this build! It’s so different in the fact it’s indoors rather than outdoors. Narrow corridors and maintenance hallways. Absolutely beautiful to think of games on it!
What to add left to it, I think an abandoned rifle that belonged to an unsuspecting victim, or the left over feast of the alien invader, with a pool of blood and a detached arm… gruesome stuff 😄
For the maintenance corridor, I would second the suggestion of gunk on the floors, and also suggest some wires (or even spiderwebs) in the high reaches of the ceiing (where you won't snag your models on them). It needs to look poorly maintained (ironic for a maintenance corridor), as it is probably less travelled than the other areas.
This board is amazing and I really, really like how you draw inspiration from great GW artwork of the past in it.
Aw man, I’ve been looking forward to this board being finished. Well worth the wait, that board is awesome
Best game board design ever. Would love to one day play on something like that.
i think the maintenance shaft would benefit from some additional cables and small pipes, both on the wall behind the big pipe, and along the edges of the floor. maybe also some lighting fixture stuff painted to look like fading lamps. (or alternately, some LEDs behind the big pipe to give the whole thing an eerie illumination)
I would love a How to Play Killteam video! I recently got some models for it and don’t know where to start to play the game. Awesome board btw!