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04/06/2015 at 14:27 #25671
Will McNally
ParticipantThis was my final run through of the terrain of my table for the big Rapid Fire game based on the action in Sicily in 1943 covering the push by 5th/50th Divisions to break through to Primasole bridge. I didn’t bother laying down all the walls so it will look a bit more cluttered on the day. I’m also making another dozen olive trees to fill in some gaps.
The obligatory overhead shot, which will complement the plan
View from the Allied 5th/50th Division approach
View from the Axis end
The approach for the commandos, across the marshes with the steep bluffs on their left flank.
Villasmundo
Overview of the northern end of the table, plenty of orange and olive groves around Lentini
Melilli approach (5th Division) Highway 114
Sortini approach (50th Division)
View from the west (beware of the Triffids)
Northern end
Southern end
It’s all now neatly packed away ready to transport to the game next weekend.
More pictures and construction details can be found over on my blog
http://willwarweb.blogspot.co.uk04/06/2015 at 18:01 #25681Spurious
ParticipantLooking pretty good but you could instantly improve the hills by making the splodges of colour on them far less regular in size and distribution, with more overlapping.
06/06/2015 at 00:00 #25749War Panda
ParticipantGreat stuff. Really love those buildings. Especially the town and the church. What make are they? I do think the hills look a little like camo pattern to me (I’m loving the rest; I think it would be worth addressing.)
Regardless the overall effect is bello 🙂
Well done
“The great Gaels of Ireland are the men that God made mad,
For all their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad.”07/06/2015 at 07:43 #25787Will McNally
ParticipantGreat stuff. Really love those buildings. Especially the town and the church. What make are they? I do think the hills look a little like camo pattern to me (I’m loving the rest; I think it would be worth addressing.) Regardless the overall effect is bello
Well done
The building are all made out of foamcore, with roofing using “Will’s” pantiles Here they are used for another game
The smaller church was copied from a version created by Colin Rumford
07/06/2015 at 11:06 #25800War Panda
ParticipantWow Will they’re even better close up. How did you do the stain glass window? And the statue? I’m Catholic who has spent some time living in Rome so tell me if its a saint or a random mini 🙂 Really impressive either way. The tiles look perfect too. You’re seriously tempting me to try my hand at something in Italy but I’m not at my modelling best when figuring out buildings.
Thanks for the inspiring post
“The great Gaels of Ireland are the men that God made mad,
For all their wars are merry, and all their songs are sad.”08/06/2015 at 07:11 #25834Will McNally
ParticipantWow Will they’re even better close up. How did you do the stain glass window? And the statue? I’m Catholic who has spent some time living in Rome so tell me if its a saint or a random mini
Really impressive either way. The tiles look perfect too. You’re seriously tempting me to try my hand at something in Italy but I’m not at my modelling best when figuring out buildings.
Thanks for the inspiring postStained glass windows are just drawn freestyle with a silver pen and the statue is from some old Atlantic figure set like Life in Roman
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