Its been a week since my last post - I must be slacking - ;-)
Actually I have started an eight week period of gardening leave and believe it or not I have been ....gardening!
So very little has been accomplished on the painting and terrain builds. I have however had a couple of cracking VBCW games with my good mate Mark and although there are no battle reports to publish (just didn't want to type..) I thought a few pretty pictures might be of interest.
However before I kick off I would like to share with you my latest ebay finds - a couple of French WW2 tanks each bought for less than a tenner. They are the Solido diecast toys but work very well with 28mm
Onto the games - the first game sees a lot of toys on the table top...the church, the bridge, the railway embankment etc - I just got too engrossed to take any action photos.
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| Rather pleased with the way the road signs have added to the flavour |
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| I repainted the old Jarvis ruins to blend in with all the other buildings |
The second set of photos saw the action take place in a more upland and rural setting (notice change in backdrop). In this you get to see some of my poorly painted figures. Yes I know they are shiny.
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| Not such a good place to park an AT gun... |
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| The school house (a dolls house) is now complete - see centre of picture |
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| The station now has some benches courtesy of an o gauge Chinese supplier... |
And finally an aircraft swooping over the battlefield.
We have a big all day & night game coming up soon so more action news to follow
Until next time
England in miniature, cracking stuff.
ReplyDeleteCheers Phil
DeleteNow all you need is some 28mm Tripods.... :-)
ReplyDeleteFunny you say that....
DeleteThank you Mr Styx
ReplyDeleteVery lovely tablescapes and redolent of the period. Many internet points to you!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, very evocative of 1930's England.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo-montage of Little Britain; the pics with your background board look very "picture postcard" like.
ReplyDeleteLovely looking table Eric. Those buildings have worked out really well.
ReplyDeleteSuch a superb looking table!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and beautiful and functional battleground, sir!
ReplyDeleteLovely work. You've crafted a wonderful world in miniature.
ReplyDeleteSimply wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThat table has' the look' there's no doubt. Enjoyed looking at the pictures as usual too!
ReplyDeleteThats a fantastic looking table, I always stuggle to get the willpower to do terrain thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteSuper looking setup indeed
ReplyDeleteA very colorful and fantastic job!!! I am finally gaming again and no more projects...for at least a few days.
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