Thank you.
Tutorial: Prison Cart made of coffee sticks and other materials, part 2.Welcome to the second part of the tutorial, or rather a report on the construction of the
prisoner cart that I will use during the
Warheim FS games.
In the first part, which you can find
HERE, I showed you how I built the wheels and the base of the cart, today I will tell you about the construction of the cabin in which the prisoners will be kept.
Since I decided to build a closed
prosoner cart, I used an appropriately cut Styrodur block as the interior.
To give a slightly more professional look, I used plastic windows from the
Mordheim ruins and doors that I had left over from the
Doors Set from
SpellCrow to valorize the prisoner cart.
I covered the remaining spaces with appropriately cut coffee stirrer sticks. I used polymer glue for this.
After covering the
prisoner cart with wooden strips from an aluminum sheet that comes from shaving cream, I cut out a tape about
5 mm wide and squeezed imitation rivets into it using tweezers.
I bent the tape lengthwise at a
90-degree angle and glued it to the corners of the
prisoner cart, masking the joint of the slats.
As I wrote in the first part, this is not a scale miniatures, but a simplified representation of the carriage, but I decided to make
whippletree with wooden sticks and a paper clip, which I glued to the front carriage.
I also added a few more bits, more specifically shields from
Unreleased Miniatures, two of which from
THIS and
THIS set served as decorations that I placed under the windows.
The shield from
THIS set was used as a barred window, which I placed on the coachman's side.
I also placed hooks on the sides, which, from what I remember, come from the imperial artillery set from
Games Workshop.
I put the crates from
Micro Art Studio and the
Mini Monsters trunk on the roof. By the way, I can see that since I bought my set, the trunks have gained a nice wood texture.
I also added lanterns to the front and back, there are no photos on the
HQ Resin website, but I think they come from
THIS and
THIS set.
The last element I added at this stage of construction is the
coachman miniatures, which I assembled using bits from
Gripping Beast.