Scenic Scatter

Painted for a very good friend’s birthday.



All Hovels resin except the dog which is from Redoubt. The recipe is the same as for the Thatched Hut elsewhere on the blog.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Telegraph Poles

Image
Telegraph poles are one of those items that really seem to make a wargames table look like a 20th century battlefield, so I really had to get some. I considered making them from wooden dowelling, etc but then I saw these from 4Ground. They're advertised as ready painted but I decided that they needed to look more "concrete-y" so I painted the main 'post' black then layered on the Foundry 'Slate Grey' triad. They also make good places to put signs advertising shows - as this keen eyed subaltern has noted. Here's a closer shot of the different styles of 'tops'. The kit includes enough parts to make 7 posts with up to 2 of them being like the post on the left. Oh - and one more thing - pay close attention to the construction diagrams when building them! They're fairly easy to build, as long as you read the notes first.
Read more

War & Conquest 2nd Gaming Day

Image
Sunday 19th August saw the second of the War & Conquest gaming days, organised by Scarab Miniatures and hosted at the Iron Acton village hall. I took along my EIR to the first gaming day earlier this year, so I thought I'd give my British Celts a whirl this time. It was a 2,000pt army consisting of Warlord, Army Standard & 30 Noble Warriors Chieftain & 31 Warriors Chieftain & 31 Warriors 24 Warriors 10 Light Cavalry 11 Slingers 11 Skirmishers (javelins) 5 Chariots The day was organised in to three sessions, each with a specified deployment area and method, all drawn from the very useful "Battle Begins" section of the rulebook. For each game the players also drew specific battlefield objectives. Game 1 was against Paul's splendid looking Caesarian Roman army. Knowing that he'd be heavily outnumbered he deployed his army to one side of the field, as can be seen from the photo below. The Celts have completed turn 1 and (having won the s...
Read more

More Painted Vikings

Image
I'm delighted to report that my wonderful wife has been busy painting lots more Vikings. Here they are. All her own work, apart from the LBMS shield transfers. Another even closer shot. I'm sure by now most of you will have realised that these are exactly the fellows that are proudly displayed as my blog banner. I need to sort a banner for the unit standard. I may try to use one of the paper banners supplied with the Gripping Beast boxed set, or perhaps I'll just stick with LBMS. Anyway, plenty more on the painting work bench, along with some rather nice pieces of scenery.
Read more