Winter Table - Part 2

Preparing the Foam

Where the foam sheets joined, there were some ugly, straight joins, so I used a large tub of cheap wall filler from B&Q and liberally pasted it over and into the cracks.

The foam is quite a high density, so using a craft knife I gouged out some craters (for infantry to take cover in) and also gouged out some other bumps and dips in the terrain to make it a bit more interesting on the eye.

I used one of the spare sheets of foamboard and carved off some thin chunks and glued these in place using PVA to create some higher points on the table.

Once I had filled in all the cracks and created some variations to make the whole table less flat, it was time to start painting. To make the whole table look a bit neater, I slapped on some black gloss paint (again, liberated from the stuff left in the garage!).

Next job...start putting on a base coat of paint.