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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: londoncalling on January 30, 2017, 03:22:15 PM
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Yes it may seem insignificant, but an army marches on it's stomach bla blah :)
I am wanting to add some diorama elements to my AZW camp and am looking for pots to go over a fire, preferably suspended on a tripod of sorts- any recommendations ?
Also a pointer on who does well sculpted sacks, both singles and small stacks ?
thanks..
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Stronghold terrain (http://stronghold-terrain.de/index.php/terrain/medieval/set-of-corn-sacks.html) I just recently finished their water well and a set of crates from them. Very nicely sculpted and cast.
(http://stronghold-terrain.de/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/k/o/korns_cke_1.jpg)
Micro Art Studio (http://shop.microartstudio.com/battlefield-resin-terrain-c-21.html)does some 'Warehouse Piles Boxed' which I can also recommend.
(http://shop.microartstudio.com/images/Battlefield_Terrain/T00055_RTerrain_WarePiles_BoxedSet_01.jpg)
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Dark Art Studios do several camp fires and other useful bits and pieces
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Many thanks for above recommendations, I will hopefully post up my painted choices reasonably soon.
(really I am looking for an excuse to delay painting a few hundred zulus 8) )
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Here's one in use on the Intombe River, with a few hundred Zulus and one lonely sentry...
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Lovely camp, which poses my other dilemma.
Tents ...should I go...
individually on a round base
individually on a rectangular base
4 on a rectangular base ???
etc
hmmm
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Could this link from Alternative Armies be of use?
http://www.alternative-armies.com/collections/battlefield-bits-and-accessories
Tony
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I went for (mainly) round on round bases and others on rectangular, for maximum flexibility. I've also bought some useful stuff on eBay from mrelliotski, including a very nice field kitchen and some collapsed bell tents.
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Doesn't Old Glory do a cook pot, complete with "stew"? ie. Benny "Beef" Stewart, explorer (never seen again.)