Star Wars Legion Terrain - Crates, Barrels and Barricades

EDIT: I finally got some time to paint them up. I'm pretty happy with the result.EDIT (3/21/18) Reworked the Rogue One crate to adjust the scale of the middle section, and the re-do some of the details. I put it up as V2.** EDIT: (5/12/18) Added a generic "imperial" barricade using wall sections of the Imperial Bunkers model. I've been working on building out terrain for the new upcoming tabletop miniatures game Star Wars Legion. I started this by making a couple crates to use as background terrain, and the project got a little out of control. I searched books and image search for star wars related crates then created them as close as I could, keeping in mind that they are pretty tiny. Crate 1 - seen in numerous background scenes in SWCrate 2 - based on the Scan Tech box that they use to scan the Falcon in the Death Star hanger.Crate 3 - Inspired by a design I found online.Crate 4 - Seen often in Star Wars Rebels.Crate 5 - seen in Rogue One movie, for Kyber Crystal storage.Crate 6 - seen in factory levels in Battle Front IIBarrel 1 - Star Wars rebels again.Barrel 2 - found next to the Lars homestead in Episode 4.Ammo Crate 1 - Just something I put together to have a low profile crate for the barricades. Barricades 1-4Then using the Crates, and Barrels I created a few "Barricade" type pieces of terrain. I figure since the main game comes with boring barricades, I wanted to upgrade them with something a bit more in flavor of the world. I put together the crates and barrels in somewhat arbitrary configurations to provide some cover for my Rebel Troopers while they blast the bucket heads back to the death star. I've painted a few of these, and they are fun to paint. I usually prime them with a base primer of white or tan. Then I just apply thin coats of paint in a single color nothing too bright, with a black or brown wash over the top to finish and make them look a bit grungy. Enjoy! If you'd like to purchase a print of this, you can check here are FunBoardGames on Etsy who is the only authorized vendor of these printed models.https://www.etsy.com/shop/FunBoardGames