Interestingly, some of his use carcases that I gave him many years ago; the small shack, the stable block (must build one myself for the Inn) and the building with the pantile roof. I had reached a point where all my gaming was in 15mm, and they were unfinished, so I saw no point in keeping them, and he was looking for 28mm terrain. He's done a great job of completing them.
Documenting my hobby; painting modelling and playing fantasy roleplaying and tabletop games.
Wednesday, 8 December 2021
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Our little village is looking good. I think i need to make a larger building soon.
ReplyDeleteYes, it looks great. Makes me want to play some games around it.
Deletethis look great. kinda of an inspiration.
ReplyDeletei dont have the patience or skill to build buildings like this.
great job.
Thanks. Most of these are Bodvoc's (though I did build the shells years ago).
DeleteI'm glad they are inspiring you, have a go, start small, and most of all, have fun.