For the next battle in my Napoleonic campaign I needed a walled town which gave me an excuse to finish the one in my possession.
It is manufactured by Total Battle Miniatures and is ideal for Wars of the Roses or the ECW. As my Napoleonic campaign is entirely fictional I calculated that it would be fine as a Prussian town!
Most of the buildings had already been painted and you will have seen them periodically in some of my games. I needed to finish the base, walls and gatehouses. I also based the whole thing on a piece of softwood and finished to match my terrain boards.
I have added some ECW figures to the photos to give some idea of scale. All buildings are removable and hence can be reused elsewhere.
That's just lovely and would fit many eras.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Peter.
DeleteReally nice. Top stuff.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks The Jolly Broom Man.
DeleteThat is simply terrific Jon! Looking forward to its baptism of fire!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for that Mike. Hopefully it should be fun to fight over.
DeleteThat looks great Jon and fits well with the figures. The TBM models are wonderful - but most of mine languish unpainted.
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Many thanks rct. I too have plenty unpainted. Sometimes I struggle to get motivated into painting terrain unlike figures.
DeleteThat's really fantastic. Well done!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Ian.
DeleteThat is lovely Jon and really does look like a walled town. A few years ago we visited Freistadt in Austria that still has it walls, moat and gate towers etc all around it and is just superb to see. This reminds me that I really need to make one for myself and my games.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Steve. I have a soft spot for assaults on castles. forts etc. Probably influenced by all those 60's tv shows and films portraying unrealistic but fun (for a kid anyway) such assaults.
DeleteWow, I am impressed by this excellent work of yours.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks V.E.R.D.I.
DeleteSplendid looking walled town!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Many thanks Iain.
DeleteWow, that is gorgeous Jon!
ReplyDeleteRegards, James
Many thanks James.
DeleteEin feste burg, indeed!
ReplyDeleteLol. Danke vielmals Peter.
DeleteThis looks stunning and truly inspirational. What great work. Best wishes Andy.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Andy
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