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#terrain

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“Already these so-called #greenfield developments — houses built on previously #BareLand, just as the name suggests — are changing the #terrain of #Australia’s #cities.

The new #developments are easy to spot from the street, or the air, thanks to the sea of grey roof tiles.

Where once #ResidentialDevelopment was concentrated around #economic centres, now it’s #bulging outwards to an extent that the connection to city-living is tenuous at best.”

The barely mentioned issue that needs to be addressed, #population and #planning.

#AusPol / #cities / #land / #LandUse <abc.net.au/news/2025-04-30/fed>

ABC News · Caught between a promise and paradise in Australia's housing borderlandsBy Maani Truu
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Cavalina

Another small terrain update. I decided that I wanted the trees to look a little more lively and feed more into looking like they belong in a forest. They still retain the "these trees kill" spirit with the bones all around, but now have the benefit of actually looking like trees; much less suspicious.
Three different shades of moss really sells the effect, I think.

WarCry tree terrain miniature from Games Workshop. The Gnarloak tree has had several different shades of green moss glued to its branches to simulate foliage while jute twine hangs down to serve as vines.
A second WarCry tree terrain miniature from Games Workshop. The Gnarloak tree has had several different shades of green moss glued to its branches to simulate foliage with a separate stringy moss is used to look like loose vines or ivy hanging from the branches.
#hobby#HobbyStreak#terrain
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ToweroftheArchmage

And here it is with the wash, looking suitably grimy, next to one of my earlier #TrashBash terrain items. The color isn't an exact match, but it's in the ball park. For future prints I might ask for a black or grey filament, rather than white. For the other 3 I had printed I'll probably prime them black before painting them.

#warhammer40k
#terrain
#Infinity
#WargamingTerrain
#SciFiTerrain
#miniPainting
#MiniaturePainting
#Stargrave

2 Green items of industrial scatter terrain. The new 3D print item is brighter in color than the older one
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