Here in part two i made acid pools.
It was fairly easy to cut out while visualizing how liquid would flow and pool in depressions in the ground.
I then used old toy and GW barrels, cut in half, to show how the pools were caused. I can always battle-stress the barrels if I want them to look more damaged.
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