This week we have dungeon tiles, still from Dungeons and Lasers, but like last year's dungeons tiles, don't count toward a fig count. I don't know why I decided that but I'm not getting points for not being consistent. No points for being consistent, either, so I got that goin' for me.
First up we have a small number of these concrete-y tiles and I super wish I had more of these. I spent more time than normal on these to sell the texture and I think they came out well. The shot has a bunch of tiles behind there but in actuality I've only got a few of them. The ones behind them? Other tiles that didn't get pictures and I'm far too lazy to go back and take pictures of them. They're cool but not as cool as these concrete ones.
Next up we have these weird Geiger-esque guys that I also only have a few of. I base coated them in Golden High Flow black, mine of which is very glossy and otherwise doesn't get a lot of use. I did a light grey drybrush over them which sells better in person than it does in this super low angle shot. No clue if/when I might use them but they're painted now which vastly improves their chances of screen time.The vast majority of this batch are these deck plate-y kinds of tiles. I certainly could have picked out more of the details but a) they're terrain, and b) doing so would be a very large investment given how many of them there are. The shot doesn't show it, but they're already a multi-step paint job starting with a dark Vallejo Metal Color basecoat followed by a wash, a drybrush, another wash and another couple drybrush layers. I keep an ancient pot of otherwise lousy Reaper Master Paint metallic for exactly this purpose. It smells funny and might be molding.
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