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What you'll need:
![[Image] Basic shape](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_1.jpg)
Firstly I cut out the basic shape of it and I put 2 rings on cardboard down where I wanted the craters.
![[Image] Poly-filler builds up shape](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_2.jpg)
Then I covered the 2 rings in poly filler to make the craters and put filler between the middle of them.
![[Image] Addition of sand and undercoat](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_3.jpg)
Next I added sand to various parts of it then I sprayed it black.
![[Image] Dry-brushed crater](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_4.jpg)
Then I dry-brushed it codex grey, also I left the sanded areas black.
![[Image] More dry-brushing to build up texture](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_5.jpg)
Then I dry-brushed it fortress grey and skull white then I dry-brushed the sanded area's codex grey.
![[Image] Static grass added around crater](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_6.jpg)
Next I added static grass to certain parts of it.
![[Image] Flock applied around base](http://www.tauonline.org/Articles/Misc_Scenery_Crater_7.jpg)
Finally I flocked the base
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| Comment made by arandomshadow on 06:24:10, 13 April 2008 |
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| 8/10 only thing I would do different is not flock it, it doesn't suit the crater. |
| Comment made by dooley on 03:25:32, 2 March 2008 |
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| *claps* two thumbs up, best crater ive seen ever |
| Comment made by insanetau on 13:25:25, 24 February 2008 |
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| nice |
| Comment made by taugundrone on 20:47:09, 21 February 2008 |
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| they look more like weathered cracters no offense |
| Comment made by deadnightwarrior on 11:54:21, 2 January 2008 |
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| Great article, although I\'d suggest layered dry-brushings of earthy tones and browns in the craters to make them look more \'cratery\' rather than like blown up rocks or stone. |
| Comment made by Adamblaze on 05:57:44, 24 December 2007 |
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| really great article, i\'ve made tons of cheap and easy to make craters for my battlefield |
| Comment made by Scoutninja on 15:07:30, 22 September 2007 |
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| cheap and looks great. 10/10 |
| Comment made by DRobot on 08:39:35, 15 July 2007 |
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| very nice but it kinde looks asif it smashed into a rock or somthing 10/10 |
| Comment made by Metalstorm on 17:36:13, 4 July 2007 |
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| wow that does look good, but the crater look like pieces of blasted out granite or marble |
| Comment made by .::cmd.Farsight::. on 15:41:40, 2 July 2007 |
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| sweet i think ill try it out =] |
| Comment made by pasadema on 10:25:12, 24 December 2006 |
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| nice and simple way of making crateers but still looks good, 8/10. |
| Comment made by stupidsimon on 11:59:24, 6 December 2006 |
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| A much clearer explanation of how to make craters than in the "How To Make Wargames Terrain" book. Well done!! |
