I wasn't supposed to be posting today. I was supposed to be in Halifax, NS staying with my mother in law and doing Christmas with family. However, we cancelled our tip based on COVID numbers and so here I am.
First up for me is a couple of terrain items in 28mm. These are 28mm scale and MDF kits from Sarissa. I've had good experience with Sarissa and these were no exception. The main piece is a barn or forge. It is sold in their dark age range but I figure that I can use it for my Beowulf themed RPG games, my El Cid era games and my SYW games plus others.
The other bit is a piece of dock that should have been painted a while back. I finished up some similar docks and a Viking town for a tabletop RPG game featuring Thigmund the Thea Therpent, but somehow missed this one.
Points wise these measure out to be about 1/4 a of terrain cube so that's 5 points to erase my duck.
We are in the midst of a Prairie cold snap so I'll be hunkered down like this fellow who took up temporary residence in our snow bank
Thanks Curt. I’ll watch out for the bunny.
ReplyDeleteNice terrain Peter. Those should be pretty useful decoration for your Viking town.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart. Nothing spectacular but plenty of uses.
DeleteHoi there Peter, shame of not being able to go to your family for Christmas, but if it's any help: we had to cancel our plans for the same reason here too. Now that barn is great and you've painted up the bunny really life-like too ;-)
ReplyDeleteCheers Mate!
Thanks Sander, we are in very good company this year. Far better to have cancelled however. Thanks for the comments. The bunny was so well done that he hopped off when I started the car.
DeleteNice work Peter. I toom missed Xmas with my family so know how you feel.
ReplyDeleteNext year with family. Thanks.
DeleteGreat bit of Terrain Peter 👍
ReplyDeleteCheers Ken
DeleteGood looking terrain and useful across a big range of periods too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain, that’s the hope anyway.
DeleteNice terrain, generic enough to have lots of use. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Teemu
DeleteWell done Peter! But that must have been the most Canadian thing I’ve ever read: „Our snow bank…“ somehow I now imagine you lot to bring your surplus snow to bank for safekeeping. Just in case there’s not enough of the white stuff next year around 😂
ReplyDeleteThanks. You never know when you might run short of the stuff…
DeleteNice work on the terrain,Peter! Be careful with that dock though, needs yearly waterproofing with Thompsons to keep from warping! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks David. My dark age craftsmen likely would use tars, from peat, bitumen or pine sources. Pine tar it’s not just for baseball bats…
DeletePeter, are you working on your own Jackalope? Your pieces will be very practical!
ReplyDeleteThe local bunnies are almost big enough! Thanks.
DeleteNice building, Peter! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin
DeleteUseful stuff!
ReplyDeleteShould be, but no skulls.
Delete