"Working on my Hive Terrain" Topic

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tsofian	04 Mar 2020 5:09 p.m. PST
I have been improving my massive Hive Terrain. The basic material was foam. I use boards, spray foam and een small styrofoam coolers. I never liked that there were too many sharp edges. I had textured with stone textured spray paint. deviantart.com/tsofian/art/working-on-improving-my-terrain-831536230 I started by getting a set of hot wire cutters. This allowed me to get shapes made much more quickly. deviantart.com/tsofian/art/work-in-progress-831536437 The new shapes are far less "square" deviantart.com/tsofian/art/improved-terrain-832345124 I'll be using latex paint this time aroudn, with PVA sealant and possibly some sand for texturing. Thoughts anyone?
dragon6	04 Mar 2020 6:12 p.m. PST
The pictures didn't load for me but I saw them on deviant art, perhaps that's why they didn't show. Certainly no square edges but I don't see how it goes together? mrwigglesworth just click on the link and choose view image
tsofian	05 Mar 2020 4:33 p.m. PST
I see them being like compass termite nests. The might be side by side or seperated by a distance link

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