Part 4 of this project can be found here
http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/rocky-escarpments-part-4.html
If you want to start from the beginning head here
http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/egyptian-adventures-rocky-escarpments.html
Sadly I took few photos of the pre stage but to give you a feel for the work involved I firstly dry-brushed every piece with a yellow ochre, on top of this was a dry brush of off white.
The following two pictures give the stages done on the pyramids
I also fixed the temple entrances into the cliff faces. The first you can see in the pictures below. The second and larger of the two has more work to be done.
And finally I finished !
So lets get it all laid out. Before you scan the following pictures Ill point out that I still need to add the scrub and dry grass and paint up all the egyptian paraphernalia. But I am getting there.
When I set out to start this project my ambition was to build an arid landscape that could satisfy a number of genres - ancient Egypt, Indiana Jones, and the Crusades to name a few.
To date there are over 6 metres of rock faces, 6 small mesas, and 9 50x50cm square boards. They are all interchangeable.
I think I am getting there. Palm trees and oasis next.
Thanks for following
the last part is here
http://shedwars.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/desert-boards-finally-complete.html
This is staggeringly good sir!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! Very evocative and useful for just about all recorded History
ReplyDeleteThat is a great looking table!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking table!
ReplyDeleteGoing well, Mr Shed! I have to say I do like the temple and the escarpments, the pyramid, well...
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I can't believe how fast you have pulled it all together too!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutly wonderful, love this table, RĂ¢ can be happy!
ReplyDeleteI also have that pyramid model. Very nice work. Did you close up the open side of the pyramid? It is possible if you get parts off ebay.
ReplyDeleteLord Caernavon and his trowel will be visiting soon ... :-)
ReplyDeleteSpme stunning work you didi there. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThat truly is a stunning setup. You've given me some ideas, if you don't mind if I rob your tombs. I already have a tiny mine for my own board, but I could ALWAYS use more hills, caves, tombs, and secret locations. Fabulous.
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