It’s been a bit slow on the figure painting and gaming fronts lately so I’ve tried to keep going with a few other bits and pieces.
I am working on some base boards, which need to be ready for a big Sharp Practice game at the end of July. They’re not exactly picturesque while being prep’d for painting, but I’l post pics when they’re done.
Meanwhile, I have managed to knock together a couple of pieces that will serve as monuments or temples for various settings. They’ll be nice and big for 15mm Frostgrave, and about right for hiding a few 28mm figures in a skirmish.
They’re made from wine corks, cork tile and styrofoam, like a lot of the other scenery I’ve made this year. The domes are the finials from a recently retired curtain rail. I had my wargamer’s eye on them as I took it down!
Before pic:
Now to finally finish off those jungle bases I’ve been putting off for so long!
Looking good Dave, clearly you are a man of many parts and you hide them well. That offer still stands after all this time. Bring a van and you can have as many boards as you would like.
Hi Robbie, the promise to turn up still stands too – sorry I haven’t yet!