Yes....more Scatter terrain for our Retreat from Moscow shenanigans!
These two wagons are from Temu, (don't tell my kids!)
They only cost a couple of quid and I have another three to paint up as well.
I was going to have these as useable wagons, but chose to use and base them as scatter terrain.
They are probably slightly bigger than they should be, but hey ho, they work fine for me.
As you can see, I posed them alongside my new fences from my last post, Gotta sort those trees out soon as well, that might be a meet up with Lee and have another terrain day fix-up though?
A nice mix of wagons. My lips are sealed about there origins as requested. However what works, works.
ReplyDeleteStephen
Amen to that!
DeleteLovely. I can use these in my Mordheim city.
ReplyDeleteYes you can, Phil.
DeleteAnother great looking terrain Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michal.
DeleteGreat looking scatter terrain/wagons , your secret is safe with me!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Glad to hear it, Iain.
DeleteGreat additions and beautifully done Ray.
ReplyDeleteThank you Lawrence.
DeleteWell done on the wagons. Touch of snow on the trees and the setup will be perfect.
ReplyDeleteYep, that's one of the next plans.
DeleteGreat work Ray, very atmospheric
ReplyDeleteThanks Neil.
DeleteExcellent work on those and T**u certainly has loads of stuff for the wargamer at incredibly cheap prices. They have given me an idea for some surplus wagons, crates etc that I've had kicking around for years:).
ReplyDeleteGood to hear Steve.
DeleteNice work Ray and as you know, I have no scruples about taking advantage of the excellent bargains available on Temu. Look forward to seeing your winter trees!
ReplyDeleteI bought some that have yet to arrive!
DeleteNice additions to the project again, Ray!
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean.
DeleteSo atmospheric, and so beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you, Phil.
DeleteNicely done and they look great on the table, very handy pieces.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donnie. It's a strange piece of history and you need loads of items like these to make it as realistic as you can.
DeleteNicely done Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheets Bill.
DeleteThey look excellent Ray, and I wouldn't have even noticed them being a little large until you mentioned it - and even then I don't really see it. Splendid work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon, I'm glad you like them.
DeleteNice work Ray, when do you anticipate getting it all on a table?
ReplyDeleteSoon, very soon.
DeleteOoo yes, another terrain day please 😁. Just not as hot as the last one 🥵
ReplyDeleteGawd no, that was sweaty work!
DeleteLooking good, Ray.
ReplyDeleteCheers Rich!
DeleteConsistently good
ReplyDeleteThanks Sgt!
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