Pulp: the Constabulary get a detective, modding hills

A brief post as I've not much finished to show you this week, though I've been juggling a lot of projects across the workbench. The missus also indulged me in a game of Commands and Colours Napoleonics. She was clearly a cavalry commander in a former life (who knew?), annihilating my French Cavalry brigade and pinning my right flank in place before riding into the sunset. All in all, a bit of a pasting.

Hobby-wise, to break up mostly prep work, I did add this detective to the Cairo Constabulary, an Artizan Designs sculpt.



I also picked up a couple more hills at Salute, with a mind to carving them up a bit. The first went from this:



To this:



Yup, much cursing as I carved it in half, splodged some wood filler to cover the polystyrene interior that I discovered inside. Useful as I can either have impassible rock faces or run hills agains the board edge, they won't sort the greater issue that all of my boards are variations on 'pretty flat'.

Anyway, I must get back to it, Gharak has me building an arab market for a Pulp game at the end of the month. While he enjoys the good weather no doubt! It is coming along nicely, I've even managed to find some stallholders and civilians to mill about in it.