Alrighty, I didn't get much done. But, this is what I have. Warlord Games Greeks, Bolt Action Universal Carrier from my new British & Canadian Army Starter Box and 3D printed scatter terrain.
I managed to draw a 6" x 6" square as stated in the rules. I hope this works. The 4 big yellow blobs are haystacks from the 1700s & 1800's. In the bottom right corner are 2 3D-printed trees. Then we have 2 3D-printed treasure chests, and next to them is a stone archway and a 3D-printed column. I don't think there is a "topic" for the terrain to be placed in the library.
***
Another post from a new participant in the AHPC! On behalf of the benevolent tyrant known as the Snow Lord and his Council of Loyal Minions, I extend a hearty welcome! And you have provided us with a lovely assortment of different projects - and I am always impressed by those who manage to ever paint any terrain of any kind...
You have pretty much nailed your scoring projection - although I will gently suggest that in the future you share your calculations without any graphic formatting (which I had to remove from this draft post) and that you ensure the text in your submission is "left aligned" (which I edited where I could).
100 points for you!
GregB
Lovely Greeks! The carriers are great fun huh? Such a neat little kit. Well done on the weathering it looks great
ReplyDeleteVery nice work and I also really like the weathering on the carrier!
ReplyDeleteFirst, welcome to the Challenge Brian! Terrific work here. Those Greeks are wonderful and the carrier is ace as well (but gosh does it look like an uncomfortable little beast). Well done!
ReplyDeletewelcome aboard, fantastic first entry, the Greeks look awesome but my favorite is the universal carrier it is so nice great painting skill all round.
ReplyDeleteGreeks in a Bren Carrier now that is fusion wargaming 😉
ReplyDeleteGood variety of topics here!
ReplyDeleteGreeks in a Bren Carrier certainly would show those darn Spartan's a thing or two! Nice painting on all of the entry.
ReplyDeleteGreta work Brian. The Greeks are excellent and the carries wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the Challenge, Brian! Those hoplites are great!
ReplyDeleteGreat entry Brian from ancient to modern!
ReplyDeleteWelcome on board Brian -- and a great mix of contributions here, the Greeks are great but that Bren carrier is my favourite
ReplyDeleteThe carrier is great! I love those Greeks too. I wouldn’t worry about the colours as no one knows for sure and you can’t go wrong with any sort of natural looking kind. Those you chose are very effective, well done!
ReplyDeleteCracking stuff . I do love a good Bren carrier …
ReplyDelete