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Miniatures Adventure => Other Adventures => Topic started by: Barry S on July 24, 2008, 06:51:35 AM
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I thought I would de-lurk once again to share some photos of my latest completed piece a 15mm Motte and Bailey. It was designed so it can be used as a camp or BUA for DBA.
I finally managed to complete my Motte and Bailey last night after about 6 months, whilst Junior was sleeping and I was waiting for another project to dry. I'm not sure I'll do it this way in future.
(http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/LeadBear/DBA%20Camps/P1030379.jpg)
(http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/LeadBear/DBA%20Camps/P1030380.jpg)
(http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/LeadBear/DBA%20Camps/P1030381.jpg)
Cheers,
Barry
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Once again, very nice. I like that very much.
Do you ever do anything in larger scales, or is 15mm your thing?
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Damn, I can't even make 28mm scenery look that nice :)
For those of us who don't do the whole DBA experience, what's a BUA?
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For those of us who don't do the whole DBA experience, what's a BUA?
it's a Build Up Area! me thinks :)
PS: nice terrain indeed!
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Thanks.
As Pedro said, BUA stands for "Built Up Area", an area terrain feature in DBA common among Arable armies. You can model a BUA as a village, town or fortification such as a castle.
Cptain Blood:
Besides making 25mm trees and the occasional larger scale model for other people, I pretty much stick with 15mm, despite the best efforts of the Perry Brothers, Artizan, Gripping Beast, etc.
I did have a brief foray into 6mm sometime ago which was what actually got me interested in scratchbuilding.
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It is a very nice BUA! I'll also echo that I can't make 28mm terrain that looks that nice.
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Great job, again!