Outpost 4372
Outpost 4372 lies in the basin plains of Ithican II, a small planet in Imperial space that had been hit with a "Flash Fire" attack and was now enduring a insurgency as a result. The Outpost is manned by soldiers of the 343rd Anglican regiment. The outpost serves as a fuel depot for forces hunting insurgents with a small garrison to guard it and keep an eye for signs of insurgent movement across the barren plains. The outpost uses standard utilitarian Arkos forge designed pre-fab construction common throughout the sector.
The Kit is the Mantic Games Sci-Fi watchtower kit from their battlezones scenery line. While the kit looks simple enough a word of warning it is not. There are no instructions, and you are best served assembling without glue then going back over and gluing the connectors. I had to rebuild this kit three different times before I could get to glue. While this kit is generic and allows a number of options I found it to be frustrating to say the least and am now a bit wary of some of the other kits in this line. I painted it a olive green and kept the colors minimal and bland to reinforce the modular pre-fab nature of the scenery. I used a great deal of GW Agrellan Earth technical paint, (highly recommended for easy weathering ) to give it an aged unkempt appearance. I wanted to use this piece in future games as an abandoned outpost as well, hence the painting choices.
Outpost 4372 lies in the basin plains of Ithican II, a small planet in Imperial space that had been hit with a "Flash Fire" attack and was now enduring a insurgency as a result. The Outpost is manned by soldiers of the 343rd Anglican regiment. The outpost serves as a fuel depot for forces hunting insurgents with a small garrison to guard it and keep an eye for signs of insurgent movement across the barren plains. The outpost uses standard utilitarian Arkos forge designed pre-fab construction common throughout the sector.
The Kit is the Mantic Games Sci-Fi watchtower kit from their battlezones scenery line. While the kit looks simple enough a word of warning it is not. There are no instructions, and you are best served assembling without glue then going back over and gluing the connectors. I had to rebuild this kit three different times before I could get to glue. While this kit is generic and allows a number of options I found it to be frustrating to say the least and am now a bit wary of some of the other kits in this line. I painted it a olive green and kept the colors minimal and bland to reinforce the modular pre-fab nature of the scenery. I used a great deal of GW Agrellan Earth technical paint, (highly recommended for easy weathering ) to give it an aged unkempt appearance. I wanted to use this piece in future games as an abandoned outpost as well, hence the painting choices.
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