A Vauban fort (Part 4) The city in the walls

[DintheDin]

The ravelin floor, the walls, even the muddy water is from Photoshopped paper.
Cardboard, earth, cork, plasticard for the trench supporting planks and the invaluable finishing touch of Miltiades!
I love this piece!

[miltiades]

 

and the invaluable finishing touch of Miltiades!
I love this piece!

thank you Dinos. The whole town looks so real! One of your best works

[miltiades]

Amazing work my friend!

[Jabba]

Great work, looks superb.

[DintheDin]

Amazing work my friend!

You have made better! Anyway 

[DintheDin]

Great work, looks superb.

Thank you!
The first is a picture of an old half-timbered house somewhere in France and in the second pic this is how I managed to transform it to an object for our game... The other three sides of the house were created by conjecture, of course!

[Leapsnbounds]

This is incredible, do the roofs lift off so I can hide when the bombardment starts? My fort is an old Geo-Hex, but nothing I have is like this.  My hat is off to you.

[DintheDin]

This is incredible, do the roofs lift off so I can hide when the bombardment starts? My fort is an old Geo-Hex, but nothing I have is like this.  My hat is off to you.

Thank you!
I had not this in mind, They are very lightweight, easy to carry around and just robust enough to avoid warping.
Please have a look at
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=97953.0
(Cromwell enters London city) they are designed suitable for a 15mm scale.

They were used while playtesting a new pirate game of mine "Surrender yer booty" but only for 1/72 pirate bands roaming the streets of an imaginary Caribbean town, not hiding or fighting in the houses.

As I have kept most of their templates, if I ever remake them for a 28mm RPG game, then lift off roofs, why not?

[Byblos]

Very impressive  Chapeau bas 

[DintheDin]

Very impressive  Chapeau bas 

Merci beaucoup! Vous etes un gentilhomme, Monsieur!

[Metternich]

Your town is a delight.  And highly versatile, for many periods and genres.

[DintheDin]

Your town is a delight.  And highly versatile, for many periods and genres.

Thank you! I had this in mind. Most of the houses can continue to keep their shape even if they fall of table or being stacked. Besides that they can be carried in a big plastic bag with one hand, (if you are careful enough)