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Monday, 10 August 2020

Man O War (Part 4)- Scenery

Whilst the card islands and terrain features that come with the box are good enough, I couldn't resist making some 3D terrain. Figuring Brigade Models small scale scenery stuff should fit size-wise I placed a small order for some buildings, castle parts, towers etc to tart up my planned islands, and these are the results:

First up a few sea stacks made from wine corks, and one of which has a few towers attached to make it more interesting and fantasy and an ancient lighthouse that I reckon looks fantasy enough:




Next a selection of small islands, featuring temples, and fortifications:






The  larger Islands(although one is meant to be a headland rather than an island):











A sunken temple(inspired by playing too much Assassins Creed: Odyssey) made from odds n ends from the bits box:



a couple of dangerous rocky areas:


Finally a wreck marker and debris counter:


And that should be more than enough to add some variety to the blue sheet I currently use as a sea-scape, though when I an next be bothered I might have a go at some of the chaos themed terrain!

A week at the seaside coming up and as their is a FLGS there I may come back with a totally new project or more likely just a restock of paints/brushes.



2 comments:

  1. Very cool. Really like the wine cork sea stacks.

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  2. Thanks Jim, they are really easy and fun to do too, plus you have to drink the bottle of wine first - bonus!!

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