
These are the kinds of caps I used from the little 20oz bottles.
Here they are glued together with super glue.
Some 28mm minis for scale refference.
Basecoated with an olive green spray paint.

Drybrushed.

I added some hazard signes I got from this location: http://www.toposolitario.com/workshop/infinity_miniaturas/signals_n_panels.pdf

And here is the final results with a basic wash of dark burnt umber and some different colored sludge for a bit more color and detail on some of the containers.
4 comments:
Those look far better than I expected they would at the start of that post, nice work :)
Did you have any problems getting the glue or paint to stick to that plastic?
Nope no trouble really. Thanks.
Excellent idea! Consider it stolen :)
Excellent idea. At the rate I consume the fizzy stuff, I should be able to make a cargo ship full of these in no time.
-Eli
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