Not exactly Mordheim terrain

Thanks Rhydderch, that is excellent advice.

More greenery added in the form of hedges for one side of the canal and some static grass and shrubs on the other:




More pictures on my blog.

Seconded -- that's pretty damn fine. Actually quite idyllic... Do you have a couple of 28mm anglers looking for a spot to sit down?

Rhydderch wrote:

Seconded -- that's pretty damn fine. Actually quite idyllic... Do you have a couple of 28mm anglers looking for a spot to sit down?

Lol, that would be funny. I will have to sniff around teh interwebz and see what I can come up with.

As I have painted everything in my possession for this table I thought I would take a few pix with it all laid out.



As usual, more picutres on my blog.

Excellent work

That does look WONDERFUL. There is a real thirties feel to the place. VERY WELL DONE!

Thank you guys.

Agreed -- excellent work with a real period feel around the buildings.

Thank you Rhydderch.

I got my water features finished for the jungle table:



A few more pictures and some explanation on my blog.
We also got a play-test in of the city scenario for Trumpeter's Salute; 4 leagues attempted to locate the key device to be used to locate the Atlantean Idol on a remote south seas island:



More pictures on Murock's Marauders blog.

The water fall is a WONDERFUL piece. AND the Pulp Fiction game looks FANTASTIC. I really love the vintage cars. All VERY WELL DONE!

Love that jungle table!

Thank you VK .

Not too much to offer today; my last update before Trumpeter's Salute next weekend, the event being the reason for this project. I ordered some street scatter some time ago and it finally made it's way to me last week. Trash cans, pallets, fire hydrants and that sort of thing added to the table (I feel I should have got more pallets...).


As usual, close up photos and some 'splaining on my blog.

It is those little extras that make a board interesting. GREAT WORK...have FUN at the show!

Thank you DN. I plan on taking my camera so hopefully I will come back with lots of pictures.

That would be WONDERFUL! I have never been to a Con that had gaming.

This past week I started on another idea for a table: a remote, semi-abandoned airstrip. First item is a Quonset hut:


More pictures on my blog.

It looks SPLENDIDLY weathered. If you are doing '30s pulp, an airstrip is a necessity, along with a devilishly handsome Aviator.

Nice job with the weathering on that hut.

Thirded -- excellent weathering work on a good looking hut. &, of course, a very necessary setting for pulp adventures &/or noirish thrillers. I look forward to seeing the rest of this project.

Thank you guys. I just got back from trumpeter's Salute where my buddy David ran a couple of Pulp Alley games on the tables. We had 7 and 5 players around each table which is quite a few for 3x3 tables.

That sounds cool. Did you take any photos?

I took a bunch. I tried to get a couple of pictures of every game that was being played. I will post a thread in shortly.