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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: ivor13 on 10 February 2015, 04:38:10 PM
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Hey Guys,
I'm starting on attempting to make my own streets for my town - I've got one board started (I want it to be modular, so it's on 1/8 MDF) and I'm wondering to you prefer to put wheel tracks from wagons and stagecoaches throughout or just leave it plain?
Maybe it's because I still need to weather it and see it finished, but right now I'm leaning towards maybe I should just leave them plain.
Thoughts on what you prefer? Or even better if maybe someone could post a photo or two or theirs ;)
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I wouldn't engrave wheel tracks into your board, but you could paint them on somehow.
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I'm not going to on mine as they're modular tiles and I want to use them for non-settled areas too.
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For my dedicated mat I painted ruts in, but for my terrain boards we added ruts as well as large puddles and even treacherous muddy areas. All packed away right now so no pics I am afraid.
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Thanks guys! Interesting regarding painting the ruts in, that wasn't even on my radar.
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I left mine plain so I can use it for different town setups. I also use the same mat for the Sudan, Northwest Frontier, and Mexico.
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I left mine plain so I can use it for different town setups. I also use the same mat for the Sudan, Northwest Frontier, and Mexico.
Same sort of thing here.
I use my 'plain' version as a set-up for most things from Mordheim to the Old West and everywhere else in between.