For the second year in a row I have set aside the figures carefully prepped before the challenge in order to follow (willingly, it must be said) Alan into another project of opportunity :-) So just a few small terrain offerings from me this week in the interim while I build a prep the new models.
First up is this 28mm Stone Bridge by Warlord. A nice plastic model with lots of lovely detail and useful for pretty much any period.
Secondly, a 15mm desert building. Found it in my spares box, manufacturer unknown. Offered here as a hint of the project to come...
Together these models fill most of a "terrain cube" (the AHPC patent pending unit of measurement) so I propose 20 points.
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Great work, Paul! It is no mean feat creating a great entry like your 'BFG' themed entry, and still managing a fine submission to the Challenge on a Monday such as these lovely terrain models. Well done, Sir!
There's nothing quite like a fine piece of terrain to bring any battlefield to life, and these both fit the bill perfectly. I am very sure that bridge will see endless pairs of dusty wargaming boots tramp over it for many happy wargaming years to come. I really like the way you've picked out the stonework with a fine, light dry-brush. The small grass shoots poking above the stonework are a great touch as well.
And, as for the Mosque, it's perfect. From Casablanca to Kabul, that's going to fit in anywhere in a hundred wargaming scenarios.
Top work, Sir, and a worthy 20 points to add to your total!
Nice terrain pieces Paul :)
ReplyDeleteWell done! I like the bridge in particular.
ReplyDeleteBoth are good indeed but I must say that the bridge is a beauty
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love that bridge!
ReplyDeleteFirst Rate terrain.
ReplyDeleteNice looking terrain bits. I can see everyone from Saxon Fyrd to panzergrenadiers marching over the bridge and . the mosque covers about 15 centuries of history!
ReplyDeleteFine work Paul.
ReplyDeleteWell that's just brilliant! I want a bridge now.
ReplyDeleteYou mad fool you! Love it
ReplyDeleteNice Mosque, love the bridge!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Great stuff! Cheers
ReplyDeleteThat bridge is rather nice! Is Dux leading you astray again?
ReplyDeleteYes, but in a mutual kind of way I suppose...
DeleteTwo great pieces of terrain.
ReplyDeleteLovely work Paul - that bridge is a corker!
ReplyDeleteThat is an excellent assortment of terrain, Paul, I especially like that bridge!
ReplyDeleteThat's one of the best looking bridges I've seen in a while. Lots of cool detail and a really authentic feel to it.
ReplyDeleteHint of a project... colonial Sudan perhaps? :-)