Necromunda Terrain Tile 3 - The Little Sister

Greetings Sinners!

40k has taken something of a backseat for me just lately, but I'm still busy beavering away on my terrain tiles and I thought I'd share my latest tile with you good people.
I'm still enjoying the hobby side of things thanks to the new Necromunda/Shadow Wars. Both games have really captured my imagination and appeal to my narrative nature much more than 8th edition has. Naturally, this has led to even more procrastination as I juggle between learning new rules, building and painting terrain tiles, working on my Escher gang (the Voodoo Dolls) and immersing myself in the many cool blogs that lean towards the narrative aspects of the hobby rather than the competitive side of things.....

.......With all this going on, it's hardly surprising that I've been neglecting my blog of late.
In an attempt to bring some order to my chaos, I've decided to focus on my terrain tiles and get them finished. Once they're finished, I'm hopeful, this will tempt Rob from his hibernation and it might just lure Neil away from the dark side and his competitive 40k gaming (your thoughts betray you Neil, I feel the conflict within you).
Of course, things are never that simple with me. The problem with terrain is that I start looking around for inspiration and stumble across blogs that are so inspiring that I lose 3 or 4 hours reading other peoples blogs and the next thing I know, it's too late in the day to get around to do anything constructive.....I really should do a post on the blogs that I find inspiring, there are some incredible blogs out there!

With that in mind, I'm going to try and cut back on my blog reading and concentrate on the four tiles I've come to know as the four sisters.....so called because of the rock formation that dominates each tile. This tile isn't as high as the other two, hence the moniker 'little sister' and has a few technological bits and pieces added to it.....

.........These four tiles will represent the 'Old Town' part of the settlement where the locals dwell and supplies can be obtained for a fee.

I'm really enjoying building and painting these. I'm trying to include enough details within each tile to act as a story hook for any game I play on them but not so much that they detract from the models that will fight over them. Because of this I'm using a very limited or muted paint scheme so that they they don't come across as too showy. I'm still waiting for some weathering powders to arrive and once they do all of the tiles will be toned down further to add to the grunge look and tie all of the tiles together.

Here's three of the four sisters waiting for weathering powders.

Work is underway on the fourth and here's a few WIP piccies to whet the appetite....

This will be my STC class Medi Unit......