Quick and dirty MDF terrain painting - TT Combat buildings

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A real quick and dirty painting method for some MDF terrain from TT Combat's 'Streets of Venice' range. Simple colours and a wash gives a decent backdrop for your games with minimal time and effort. Painted for use at my local games club to use in various settings, so a nice, simple paint scheme to provide a useful backdrop for whatever games they get used in.
TT Combat MDF scenery: ttcombat.com/collections/stre...
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00:00 Intro
00:30 TT Combat
02:05 real-world inspiration
02:53 using a limited palette
03:25 blocking in base colours
08:33 applying a wash
10:44 pretty photos

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24 июл 2024

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@Vow247 Месяц назад

I know you've not loved the process, but the end result looks good. Would these be OK to use spray cans with, or might the accelerant be problematic with the MDF?

@WyvernMinis Месяц назад

Thanks mate, yeah I am pleased with them in the end. Mostly it was my issue I think, although it is a bit annoying getting into all those cut out wooden bits! They came to me assembled and sprayed already, I'm not sure if he did anything to them first - I have heard various things from people saying that they need painting with PVA first or something like that. I've always found that these type of MDF terrain pieces take spray paint fine, and if there are any slightly blotchy bits it doesn't really matter. I gave them a couple of coats of Munitorum Varnish after they were painted.