Thursday, 13 February 2014

Terrain for North Africa

Here’s a little something that I knocked together whilst waiting for the PVA/sand basing and undercoat to dry on my Fellowship mini’s. I have a young family and as such a house filled with toys (not all of them are mine!). Periodically my wife and I have a clear out of those items that are no longer used or beyond their effective use, and a bunch of palm trees from some kind of zoo animal set was bound for the bin. So rather than call the A-team I opted to rescue them myself and filed them away as “potential scenery” for use at a later date.

Well as I have a game planned against Phil’s 8th Army at the club I thought it was time that my motorised DAK column had something to hide behind so I bashed these together using some left over thick card, sand and liberal use of spray paints.



They also feature the new tufts I purchased from Tajima1 on eBay. Very nice products and great value (£5 ish for 100 tufts or so).


I’ll get some pics and do an AAR of our game and post up later. Phil does have some lovely models (although I hate his Matilda 2 as it guns down everything!).

4 comments:

  1. Great stuff - always cool to salvage stuff from the toy cupboard!

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    1. Too true. They're often the most satisfying projects!

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  2. They look great and even desert games need cover.

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    1. My games do as my trucks tend to get blown to bits!

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