I've seen a few of these about in recent weeks, and thought I'd have a crack at making my own. Its based on corrugated cardboard PVA glued onto another mdf coaster, and a bunch of routine flock/sand/dirt effects added. Overall it ended up looking far more overgrown than I had intended, but it fits the bill for what I was after. The next one might be a bit better tendered by Farmer Maggot & friends though.Here it all comes together as a small Saxon hamlet, comprising of all my recent terrain additions, some low stone walls and the hovels I made awhile ago.
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ReplyDeleteLooks very nice, good work with your willage, I realy like all the extras that don´t have a vital part in the combat but adds flavor to the gaming board.
Best regards Dalauppror
Very nice, that sure is a great looking village, just ripe enough for some pillaging!!
ReplyDeletePaul, you are on a roll with your terrain. I must admit to being a little jealous :)
ReplyDeleteThat set up looks great!!
It's all coming together nicely. About time for some drunken Vikings to come along and ruin everyone's day!
ReplyDeleteDamn your scenery is amazing. If only I had the time... and the patience.
ReplyDeletevery nice village. Ready to be visited by some touring Vikings
ReplyDeleteA pillaging we will go, lazy farmers though.
ReplyDeleteVery very nice Paul. You are making me want to make more myself now. Thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteVery good indeed!
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
Very nice, will try my hand at making this for my scenery. I've learned a lot from your blog! Making an Irish ring-fort village of my own. All from scratch. Some things have worked, others not.
ReplyDeletesome nice additions to your scenics - love the ploughed field.
ReplyDelete-- Allan