Whilst sorting book shelves yesterday pulled a few pieces out that are not going to be used in any projects now.
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A blog to let me wax lyrical about the hobby, to talk about the fictitious 18th century country Scotia Albion and their arch enemies from the Grand Duchy of Comyn and to display my progress (albeit slow) in creating their armies and characters.
Whilst sorting book shelves yesterday pulled a few pieces out that are not going to be used in any projects now.
Prices exclude postage which will be charged at cost.
A little later than promised but I set a 6’x4’ table out using the box of terrain I bought in the recent Kickstarter.
Still learning how to use this terrain effectively but I think it has loads of potential and I believe Carla is going to make some larger green/grassy areas which will prove extremely useful.
I hope these pictures just show a little of what can be achieved and how effective it can look.
In between the heat and the gardening managed to get a few pieces moved on, the 25th Sempils Foot were based and textured as were another 6 Georgia scouts.
So a big push on the Government army for the 45 is underway
I’ve also been playing around with the Battleground terrain and shall put some photos up later.
Keep safe
Earlier this year I took the plunge and backed Barrage Miniatures Kickstarter for modular terrain
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smartscenery/modular-terrain-for-wargames
The pre coloured mats looked very interesting and I believed would be ideal for my French Indian War set up.
End of June box arrived and apart from checking contents it wasn’t until today have been to get a proper look. I still won’t have time to set up properly until after the 13th July when I’ve completed the physical transfer of stock and moulds to Caliver.
Within the Kickstarter I order the large river mat this is cloth backed and Carla at Battleground has demonstrated that you can just iron the creases out ( not tried that yet)
I like the colour !
The terrain pieces are various sizes and shapes, I bought a mix of green, sand and forest floor they’re made of what I think is thin latex rubber and are therefore extremely flexible.