Tables and terrain are being prepared now for this battle on the 8/9th June. We have two 12' foot x 3' foot tables sitting side by side with slate down a small 5 inch gap down the middle to allow for a 6' 5" playing width, about the maximum we can get away with. At each end are two ping pong tables measuring 9' x 5' and to the rear, there are two detachable 12' x 3' tables. Behind them tables for reserves. Pictured above also is the new water mill which stands out from the other, duller German buildings. I may have to spruce up the others with some brighter and stronger colours. Teddy bear fur being used to its maximum!
Being May 1813, I ought to scrap the haystacks and wheat fields.....
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Table layout and terrain being added. Leaf blower to clean the floor! |
Just trees from Realistic Modelling Services (aka Keith Warren) to add along with lots of 20mm figures. It is such a shame that Keith no longer operates and the quality of this graveyard pictured below, is testimony to how good his work was.
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Graveyard from Keith Warren. |