Hi everyone.
In the battlefields around Normandy (and other to be fair), there were dozens of terrain pieces apart from houses, trees and stone walls that most of us use on our tables.
I came up with the idea of making some wood piles, made from simple and cheap wood skewers. Their construction was rather easy to be honest - some strips of wood skewers (approx. 20 / base) four pillars from balsa wood (so as to represent a different type of wood compared to the wooden skewers) and some plastic bases (I used some pieces from vinyl tiles). After that, some PVA and sand, paints, static grass and meadow flowers and that was it. :-)
Below you see the finished result (a British soldier was used as a height reference).
I hope you like them.
Have a good Monday night everyone!
T.
Nice stuff. More terrain to hide behind!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay! :)
DeleteExcellent again Thanos! You always come up with good ideas!
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Peter
I have to find places to keep my men covered Peter! :)
DeleteI second Jay and Peter !!
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Thanks Sam! :)
Deleteneat another simple tutorial! and more great ideas
ReplyDeleteThanks Gowan! :)
DeleteGreat work Thanos. That wood looks nicely seasoned!
ReplyDeleteDark Brown, PA Old Wood (drybrush), VJ Green Grey (drybrush). :)
DeleteThose are nice.
ReplyDeleteTakk Chris! :)
DeleteGreat job! And the logs are very very old!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteThanks Andrew! :)
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