Cheers and take care!
Village A |
Town square closeup. Note bougainvillea creeping up church facade. |
Village B |
Joining both BUA's gives a small town |
Both villages in the foreground with the rest of my Italian/Peninsular BUA's |
Your typical alpine terrain. Hear the boys yodel? |
Great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Greg. I believe terrain is one of the most important elements in a game so I try to go that extra mile to make an eye-pleasing table
DeleteLovely work Mike. I'm a big fan of TBM stuff as well (which reminds me that I have a bunch of Waterloo stuff to get done...). I like how the 'modules' come together to form larger villages/towns.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Curt. TBM make splendid buildings in 6mm and I strongly suspect they may be the best on the market. The buildings are crisp and clean and their architecture is very good.
DeleteGreat looking terrain -- so attractive it makes we want to build something up at this scale
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon. 6mm gaming is very rewarding, believe me. What you give up in individual models’ detail is amply made up for by the impressive number of figure that can be fielded in a short time. The masses of figures on a Napoleonic table especially can be quite spectacular!
DeleteBeautiful looking town. The little touches like the flowers and the cross make for a very picturesque set of terrain.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart! I’ve only visited Spain once but am (erm, was) a frequent visitor to Italy. The piazzas there are replete with monuments and crosses so it seemed the logical thing to put in once the models afforded me some space.
DeleteThose are cracking bits of terrain 👍
ReplyDeleteThanks Ken! I really enjoyed building them up (pun intended!)
DeleteThose BUAs returned out really nicely! Well done, I like these a lot.
ReplyDeleteThank you Pete! 6mm enables you to come up with good quality stuff pretty quickly.
DeleteCracking little things, well done
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Jamie. Glad you liked them.
DeleteLovely looking modular terrain!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Cheers Iain!
DeleteOoo, these look good! I may have to steal this idea from you very soon. Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much and feel free to steal as many ideas as you want 😊
DeleteThey look really nice! I have a soft spot for hex terrain.
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks. Hexes are visually pleasing but they are also very useful on table to calculate line of sight, crestlines and so on.
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