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Foam packaging from a computer box. The foam is dense enough for structures, yet soft enough to easily cut with a razor knife.
At 4 feet long it runs the length of the table.
The openings are just big enough for a Ork Battle Wagon to fit, though not a Bane Blade. I wonder if that was intentional?
His next step is a layer of drywall gap filler to add texture to the foam areas. From there he's going to give it a thin coat of textured spray paint. More pics next weekend (when I'm off call lol).
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For no reason at all, here's a MacGyver clip.
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macgyver for the win.
Don't use spray paint on the foam, it will melt like the witch in the wizard of oz and give off awful awful fumes. I would recommend spraying the other stuff and doing the foam by hand.
Yeah been there before lol.
He's going to put on a thin layer of drywall gap filler on the foam pieces to give it a textured surface, then a coat of grey primer. The textured paint will be on the wood sections.
Thanks for the comment :)
Actually, this apparently is a different type of foam, not your typical styrofoam. I've already tested spraying a scrap piece, and it didn't melt! I'm glad you got those pics chi3f! I didn't take any before I slathered it with drywall compound.
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