In between painting Italian Allied Legion and waiting for bases to dry I have been chipping away at another building for my 28mm Sweeney Project. A essential piece of terrain for any Cops and Robbers setting is a bank, it appears in so many scenarios.
The kit is made from printed heavy card and is a real trial to put together, each piece needs cutting out with a craft knife and the edges painted, the door for example is 7 layers thick.
Points wise I think its around 20 using the cube calculation, the building is 11" long, 3" wide and 8" high. After working on this for 8 weeks this is definitely the hardest 20 points I've ever earned π
The building is for an O Gauge Railway and comes in whats called half relief, I definitely think gamers have a lot to learn from Railway modelling when it comes to terrain.
So I'm off to finish my Legion, you slaaaaags π
Great looking bank Ken, works nicely with the figures.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Peter π
DeleteNice work Ken!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Greg π
DeleteFabulous looking bank! I imagine those gangsters will be a little surprised once they look behind the facade
ReplyDeleteThey will be, there's a Spanish Civil War battle going on π
DeleteThose are stunning Ken. I have some of these in resin, but the cost and relative simplicity of these are very attractive.
ReplyDeleteThey do look really good but they take forever to put together π
Deletefabulous building Ken, agree with the model railway learning..
ReplyDeletecheers
Matt
Definitely, Railway terrain is so much better
DeleteLooks fab!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Ray π
DeleteCan anyone with a better brain than mine check my points for this the model is 11"x8"x3", cheers Ken
ReplyDeleteYour bank is 264 cubic inches . A terrain cube is 216 cubic inches . Yiur bank is worth 1.22 terrain cubes . 20x1.22 = 24.2 - so nice round up is 25 points .
ReplyDeleteOh ant itβs very nice
DeleteCheers Dave, I had "just a bit over 20" π just wanted to make sure as it took forever to put together, in fact doing it in the middle of anpaint challenge wasn't my brightest idea π
DeleteYour streetscape is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Barks π
DeleteLovely looking bank!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Ready for a blag π
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