Agram Group Build #7 – Amon Hen, pt.9
Agram Group Build is back. For this seventh installment, the team decided to create a gaming board/diorama for Amon Hen. To that end, we fulfilled a childhood dream and acquired the original Forge World Amon Hen terrain (released around 2000) along with the accompanying set of miniatures. This series of articles will document the entire project—from crafting the terrain to assembling and painting the miniatures.
The following steps were carried out more or less in parallel: painting the figures and adding vegetation. For the sake of clarity, we decided to cover these two processes in separate articles. Therefore, this article focuses on the addition of vegetation, which was completed in two separate sessions. For the vegetation, we used products from the following companies: Martin Welberg, GSW, Gamer's Grass, Noch, and GModel Miniatures.
First, I decided to apply static grass. I used products from Noch—two shades: green and a dry beige. By mixing the two, I created a third shade. I applied PVA glue in sections, spreading it over the terrain with a little water, and then sprinkled on the desired shades.
Next came the planting of trees from GModels Miniatures. I applied PVA glue into the pre-drilled holes and inserted the trees.
Before the end of the session, I sprayed the entire terrain with a clear matte varnish to further secure the static grass, as well as the flocking on the trees.
The first task the following week was painting a corner of the board in the colors of a river. I used shades of green and carefully painted the riverbank.
Next, we proceeded to add vegetation. We decided to work from the tallest elements down to the shortest. Furthermore, since the figures were not yet finished, their final placement on the board was not yet determined. Given this, we decided to be cautious regarding the amount of vegetation used. We placed tall vegetation only in areas where the figures definitely would not be positioned (we transformed one corner of the board into a dense thicket and woodland). The bushes we used are products by Martin Welberg.
Next up were the tufts from GSW and Gamer's Grass. We decided to use them sparingly until the miniatures were placed. Once the miniatures are in position, we will add more as needed.
Finally, we added moss—tiny tufts about 1 mm high from Gamer's Grass.
Just before the end of the session, we sprayed the area again to secure the top dressing on the newly added vegetation.
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