The third main wall needs completing along with the land across from them. The three white patches are imprints of three building bases that I'm borrowing back from a good friend.
I'm hoping that there's enough time left to make it look finished ;-)
09/04/2013
Salute progress
Just a quick post to say that the layout for the samurai game is pretty much sorted and the pictures are below.
The third main wall needs completing along with the land across from them. The three white patches are imprints of three building bases that I'm borrowing back from a good friend.
I'm hoping that there's enough time left to make it look finished ;-)
The third main wall needs completing along with the land across from them. The three white patches are imprints of three building bases that I'm borrowing back from a good friend.
I'm hoping that there's enough time left to make it look finished ;-)
That looks incredible. Looking forward to pictures once action gets underway. best of luck - you deserve it after such a great effort. Wow!
ReplyDeleteJust noticed that you've got the rocks on the roof of some houses - the traditional way that Japanese people kept the roofs on their houses during strong winds. Great detail!
ReplyDeletelooking good.
ReplyDeletewhat do you use for your pantiled roofs? are those handmade or do you use molded plastic sheets? I've been trying to track some down...
Yep, coming along nicely :)
ReplyDeletelooking forward to seeing the buildings up close.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the plies chaps :-)
ReplyDeleteThe roofing is from a sheet I got in Japan but is no longer available (and believe me, I've been to a lot of model shops over there).
cheers
James
Supreme layout James.
ReplyDeleteIt's a damn shame that Saby and I won't be able to make it down this year to see the game in action.
Darrell.
This looks like another terrific table, Jim. Keep up the hard work and very well done indeed, mate!
ReplyDeleteTerrific terrain work there! Wish i had a table like this one day for gaming! Looking forward to see it in the flesh...
ReplyDeleteMany thanks chaps :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll hopefully get plenty of photos on the day for those who can't attend.
cheers
James