While waiting for the wood glue to dry, Chad primed all of the wedding cake pillars black. Then, he began with the ruined column, gluing it down amidst a debris pile made from pebbles, gravel, sand, and wood glue. Next, he sprayed all of the MDF hardboard walls with more textured spray paint and glued them to the insulation foam.

Chad added debris to the four side entrances to imply a cave in or access points to Dwarfen mines. He carefully mapped out the placement of all the fireplaces and alcoves before gluing them in place, minus the statues and bitz that would be painted separately.

Chad had to hand brush black latex house paint over areas of exposed insulation foam before he could use spray paint, which dissolves foam. Once the manual layer dried, he sprayed the rest of the table, along with the statues and other bitz. With this undercoat in place, Chad began drybrushing greys over the stonework and browns over the tunnel entrances.

He continued his drybrushing across the entire table, using lighter greys for the columns while leaving black in the alcoves to suggest shadow. The shots above show a few different areas where Chad drybrushed with greys and browns.