I have had this piece of terrain now for a couple of years. It is from Monday Knight Productions and it looked like a well detailed piece. I must of primed it when I first got it and than forgot about it until the Challenge.
The first question was how to paint it, I found some old colour photos and clearly it was a sandstone colour rather than a granite. That was not really going to work for me as most of my WWII gaming interest is in Normandy or the Eastern Front. I had painted up numerous pieces for Stalingrad and although this is not really an urban piece, I felt it probably would be more likely used if I did it in granite with red brick. I could not resist however doing some of the larger brick in a yellow colour.
The piece is 12'x24" in size and maybe 10" high. From looking at the challenge rules, each 6" cube would be worth 20 points. I think this would be at least 6 cubes or 120 points. I think this is a little much. It did take quite a bit of time maybe 3-4 hours to do so I think 60 points would be about right.
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What a terrific piece of terrain, John. I like the contrast of the warm brick and paving stone against the grey of the ruins. Hmm, this would be a great piece for my 20mm Italian theatre collection. Now, where to store it...
I appreciate your estimate of the points and have taken that into account. Let's meet somewhere in the middle and call it 80 points. While it is pre-made it is still a very substantial lump of terrain.
Nice ruins John :)
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ReplyDeleteExcellent terrain nicely painted. Worth every point!
ReplyDeletethink that was meant by a terrain submission. Fantastic
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Great looking ruin to fight over and around. cheers
ReplyDeleteNice work John!
ReplyDeleteLovely work, I'm glad that there is a bit of yellow in it, it works really well!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
A fine piece of terrain.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Very nice!
ReplyDeletefantastic terrain - I'm really impressed!
ReplyDeleteLike it
ReplyDeleteSuitably forbidding entry there, John - well painted, sir!
ReplyDeleteNice lump of ruins John!
ReplyDeleteThis is a levell of terrain building I myself can never reach and so am jealous of. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work on the ruins, John! It really pops with the yellow brick!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely work John
ReplyDeleteGreat piece! Looks Awesome
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