The Aquila is the symbol of the imperial guard army in the game Warhammer 40K. I saw a piece of terrain on the Games Workshop website. I really liked the cracked aquila on the ground and thought it looked pretty simple and id try to make one myself. In game this piece would just act as difficult terrain.
The model is supposed to look like an imperial guard sculpture that fell over or off of a building and broke on the ground. It took about 6 hours to make over three days. It is a very cheap piece of terrain to build. Its just mat board, clay, sand , and paint.
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- mat board
- printer paper
- air dry clay (you could try polymer clay or green stuff)
- wood glue
- pva glue
- sand
- paint
Tools
- scissors
- hobby knife
- printer
- pencil
- paint brushes










































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My interest with the hobby of tabletop miniatures games has blended with my hobby of photography. I think pictures of miniatures on the tabletop would be enhanced by having cinematic terrain like this in the background.
I've been working on an Instructable for making Ork, Necron, Tau, and Imperial Guard buildings out of the packing materials from laser printer cartridges. Reading your Instructable has helped inspire me to finish that.
quiete simmilar to the original.
i liked a lot..
greets