Pic from a recent game of one-page rules for my random daily upload

Working on an old pewter eldar, picked up in a job lot from an flgs so I don't have any more information

Doesn't need much explaination

Hey, it's a high Elf fleets, fleet. Because that's what the faction is called in one-page rules, and I made a fleet for their "not battlefleet gothic" called Grimdark Future: Warfleets

I'm just gonna keep posting a few old photos for the sake of activity

Hey all, looking for other active wargaming hobby related communities in the fediverse. As payment I offer this photo of my Heavy Prime Brothers (aka "terminators") I use for one-page rules

By way of thanks I offer pictures of this crazy job. I ended up having to run a hose into my house to soak the dryset quickerete. I don't care what anyone says I'm not mixing cement in my house. The whole slab is supported on top of 2" floor insulation on top of a leveled bed of crusher dust.

Addition photos in comments

We chose to ignore force org to each take a titan worth almost 1000.

Small platoon of DAO being pushed on the retreat by the endless hordes of the alien hive have been tasked with helping buy time to evacuate the heavy artillery that's been caught in the blitz.

The DAO won, but with heavy losses. The titan was extracted intact from the battlefield but sadly many DAO union lives were lost.

Hey all, thanks for the replies and comments so far, I've cleared out as much as I'm willing to at the moment, I've started hitting mainly clay and stone and I'm getting a fair amount of water in the clay (is it possible this dirt is actually attached to outside dirt?)

Anyway, 2 pipes visible in front of the clean-out opening, one large pipe visible out the back side, both seem to go right into the wall of the concrete lower lip

At this point my thought is backfill with clean gravel and install a thick foam board as others have suggested, possibly with concrete poured on top once I'm comfortable that will be ok, maintaining access to the clean-out somehow

But any advice is welcome

Hey, I've got a cold room in my place that is concrete on all sides, I'm going to be framing it in and insulating and I don't really need any help there unless there's anything cold room specific I should know, however.

As you can see I have a floor that appears to be a stepped concrete pit, filled with quite a lot of dirt, and what I believe is probably a tie in to the sewage drain.

Can I just get rid of the dirt? The whole room spells like petrichor because of it.

Assuming the pit continues to step down, can I just build the floor over it regardless, and do I need to support the pipe in some way if the dirt is removed?

Or, if I'm completely off base please let me know what I should be doing.

Thanks

Hey, I've got a cold room in my place that is concrete on all sides, I'm going to be framing it in and insulating and I don't really need any help there unless there's anything cold room specific I should know, however.

As you can see I have a floor that appears to be a stepped concrete pit, filled with quite a lot of dirt, and what I believe is probably a tie in to the sewage drain.

Can I just get rid of the dirt? The whole room spells like petrichor because of it.

Assuming the pit continues to step down, can I just build the floor over it regardless, and do I need to support the pipe in some way if the dirt is removed?

Or, if I'm completely off base please let me know what I should be doing.

Thanks

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