Keen-eyed followers of the AHPC may have noticed a drop-off in my productivity. As in 'dropped off a cliff'. After finishing the Carabineros I fancied a change, so hit the terrain as a 'brief' diversion. Too many days later, I've finished off these Jump-off Points for 15mm Chain of Command, era-appropriate supplied mounted on 40mm round mdf bases.
These are really nice pieces, a set called 'stacked supplies' from Baueda, though I got mine from Magister Militum, who charged rather less postage.
I have submitted them to Mr Campbell, as much to mark my lack of productivity, but he will no doubt 'zero' them as terrain pieces. Still, glad to get these off the table as CoC gets played regularly so I should really get fully equipped for it.
I've also been building some new terrain fitting for the Spanish peninsula: some rows of vines to make a vineyard. While I have quite a bit of suitable terrain, it's due a refresh, I figure these will help evoke the region and nicely break up line of sight.
They've progressed slightly more and are now ready for painting. Should be a quick job. With a 28mm Empress sculpt for scale.
That's it for this week, but rest assured I've been trying to paint miniatures since - ready for the final challenge frenzy.
Oooh, I LIKE how that vineyard is shaping up! I think I need that.
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt - the finished article now posted up!
DeleteSheesh!.. Lovely groundwork Phil..
ReplyDeleteYeah, I know Dave. Easily distracted - Caw!
DeleteOooh, I LIKE how that vineyard is shaping up! I think I need that.
ReplyDeleteDitto ;-)
DeleteNice work on these bits and bobs Phil :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Tamsin
DeleteGreat vineyard, very nice. These small terrain elements are really useful for the game table, I think,
ReplyDeleteCheers Juan. I hoping it will give some good cover to my brave Carabineros. No pasaran!
DeleteLovely work Phil - the terrain is so often neglected but obviously not on your table! Look forward to seeing the finished product.
ReplyDeleteCheers Carlo
DeleteVery nice! Great looking elements of terrain...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil - the finished article now up.
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