All of these bits and bobs were painted up a few weeks ago during the lockdown.
Some, I've had for an age, so I thought it was about time they all got a lick of paint!
I've been wanting to make a largish camp for some time now for a particular scenario written in Beneath the Lily Banners v2. Of course though I'll be swapping BLB2 rules for Donnybrook and make the scenario into a skirmish game instead.
I've been wanting to make a largish camp for some time now for a particular scenario written in Beneath the Lily Banners v2. Of course though I'll be swapping BLB2 rules for Donnybrook and make the scenario into a skirmish game instead.
The camp is made up of a mix of makes from several different companies.
The tents are from Rendra
The bonfires and log piles are from Bad Squiddo Games
The cooking pot and roasting pig are from Irregular miniatures.
The table is from Redoubt Enterprises, can't find a link to the table on their site.
The wheelbarrows are from Warbases
And the Bell tents are from Col Bill's Depot Battalion
As I've already said the camp will be mainly used for my Donnybrook adventures but they will also no doubt be used for my new period the Haitian Revolution.
What a great looking base for a variety of possible gaming scenarios Ray - great work as usual!
ReplyDeleteThanks Keith. Glad you approve.
DeleteThat's a wonderfully comprehensive camp Ray, great to get these bits finished and on the table.
ReplyDeleteThe lockdown has been pretty good for getting stuff like this done.
DeleteNice job Ray - I've wanted some proper camp bits for ages - I may do something about it for the sieges (though probably not!). Anyway, you've got me thinking about it again.
ReplyDeleteI do think you should have published a phone number for counseling in case any readers are upset. I mean, games where thousands of soldiers are blown to bits is one thing, but a model of a butchered pig will be a bit much for some folk!
You could be right. Perhaps it might well upset some of those crazy veggie people.
DeleteOh well!
Terrific looking camp Ray, all the details are great.
ReplyDeleteThanks John.
DeleteNothing better than a camp on a table, atmospheric and gorgeous...and nothing better than a roasting pig after a hard battle...Superb!
ReplyDeleteNice bit of cracklin'!
DeleteNice work! Very rewarding to clean out the bits bin, I bet.
ReplyDeleteCertainly is Jonathan.
DeleteIs that a wee piglet I see next to the pot? Hopefully, it´s just laying there keeping warm. That´s what it´s doing eh? Do say yes.
ReplyDeleteNo!
Delete:-(
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteCheers Tim!
DeletePoor piggie!
ReplyDeletePiggies, there's one dead on the floor waiting to be turned into bacon!
DeleteLooking good Ray, hope to see them in a game soon.
ReplyDeleteMe too Paul!
DeleteExcellent looking camp additions Ray!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Chris, Glad you like 'em!
DeleteSplendid looking camp,lots of amenities!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Indeed! Cheers Iain.
DeleteExcellent job!
ReplyDeleteAlmost looks like they are roasting a dog. Which I guess is entirely possible...
You never know Alex, you never know????
DeleteI love a bit of scatter terrain - it does liven up a tabletop! Very nice work there Ray!
ReplyDeleteCertainly does Ev!
DeleteFantastic work Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger!
DeleteLoving the variety of tents, but especially the extra campsite bits and pieces - they do make it look the biz.
ReplyDeleteI'm very pleased with them all, i've a few other bits and pieces tucked away, to add to the camp. Hopefully I'll get them painted up soooooon?
DeleteAmazing work! They're looking so good. Your wargaming table must now be plentiful of scatter terrains!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly has Viluir.
DeleteA really excellent compilation to make a 17th Century camp scene: not only nice eye candy, but I've taken notes!
ReplyDeleteGlad to be of assistance Ed!
DeleteFabulous terrain pieces, Ray. I see they can be used for a variety of periods and scenarios.
ReplyDeleteYep, nothing really period specific, so they should (will), be used just like that.
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