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For some reason I find it very attractive, looks like late last century modern art. If all else fails you could hang in up
Nice to see the paper contouring. I did this but ended up with rather crude cuts due to the thickness of card I was using.In the end I used thin craft foam as it is easy to cut and gave a reasonable depth for the Brigade Models Land Ironclads. As long as I was careful with getting the glue right to the edge I had no issues with it.
The first reason why this is NOT the way to go about it has to do with is why this project started: it's a reaction to not managing to start (let alone finish!) my Build Something Competition 2020 entry due to work, and an opportunistic approach to getting a quick win by way of recompense, an easily and rapidly built gaming surface. From experience, rebound projects tend to never get done, or are dissatisfying. Let's see how this goes.
I do not think the flock would work as you will get bumps and have a gap between the sheets...I do like the old faded look but would that make every battle take place in a desert?
I am just getting into 1:1200 terrain (for WW2 coastal and ACW Naval) and I failed to even start my BS 2020. Looking forward to this.
Wonder if you could get away with just painting woods, cliffs and rivers while leaving the rest plain?
Thinking abut it. This is one of those cases when in modelling and painting you'd really see the need for an undo button