After a visit to the car boot sale yesterday, I came home with another pottery house to add to my scenics; a cutting mat and a boxful of about 20 dice (all for the princely sum of £3.50).
I've been trying to work out how to make some river sections for my next battle scenario. While tidying up to store my houses away I came across some self adhesive cork tiles - eureka ! idea for river sections:
- cut cork tile to width required
- remove backing;
- stick on some thin clear plastic painted on the reverse side with brown and green smudges
- add some river banks - paint and finish as required.
I decided on a set of straight river sections plus a bridge, to use for the next scenario (curved sections another time !). After a few hours work I created the river sections I needed, photo below shows river sections in place.
Close up of the bridge below. The border guard of the Duchy of Fenwick collect tolls to cross into the Kingdom of Wittenberg.
Rebasing and Re-painting...
2 days ago
3 comments:
Hey -- I really like those innovative cork tile river sections. The bridge pulls everything together nicely too. Best Regards,
Stokes Schwartz
Good river idea, should be durable too!
I really, really like your terrain pieces. Your eclectic sources of buildings is highly commabdable also.
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