Painting and playing the Perry TravelBattle

[Norm S]

Painting and using the Perry TravelBattle

Having painted my set, I have done a blog post that offers some observations on both painting and the rules.

http://battlefieldswarriors.blogspot.co.uk/2017/05/perry-travelbattle-painting-and-some.html

[Victoria Dickson]

Very nice painting, the battlefield looks amazing the way you have done it. 🙂

It sort of has a video game look to it, if that makes any sense.

http://crazywargames.blogspot.co.uk/

[General Slade]

Very nicely done.  I agree with Victoria the battlefield looks great.

[Just Jack]

That’s looks absolutely fantastic, Norm!  I’m a sucker for ‘battlesets.’  I don’t know why, but there’s just something in my psyche that loves the idea of buying one box that has everything I need in it.  I certainly don’t need this, but you’ve made it look awful tempting, thanks for posting.

V/R,
Jack

[willz]

Cheers for an interesting and informative post Norm.

[John D Salt]

I suspect the dread hand of Autocorrect is responsible, but the follwing sentence left me strangely baffled:

“Much is made of this being a travel game, especially from those that cuticles the purpose.”

¿Que?

All the best,

John.

[Norm S]

Thanks all, I think the high ground has particularly been handled well by the sculptors, functional, yet aesthetically good – (not all hills are made equal, even on 2D boardgame maps!). The texture on the board also seems just right and is very painter friendly.

John, thanks for the spot – yes autocorrect assassinated what was no doubt a beautifully constructed description, but now is beyond my memory, but I think I was essentially referring those ‘critical’ of its intended purpose – so I have settled for that 🙂

 

[PatG]

Great job. It really improves the look of the game.

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