New Project, a city for swashbuckling

[Cory]

Just some work in progress shots on a church for some upcoming swashbuckling games. I wanted something large enough to allow for interior movement but still fit on the table so the base building is 7" x 15".  I won't do the bell tower until the rest of is finished.

[traveller]

Impressive!

I look forward to see the rest 

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

Nice work! 

[gamer Mac]

Very nice start
Keep up the good work

[Hu Rhu]

Excellent building.  Did you carve the portals and steps from the foam or did you add them as separate pieces and glue them?

[Cory]

The entrance and front pillars are added on - the whole thing is built with 1/2" pink foam and 1/8" craft foam.

[Heldrak]

ooh! That's rather nice...!     

What scale are the figures? What rule set will you be using?

[Sangennaru]

something weird: the first image, when scrolling down, looks like it's zooming!

great start, will follow this! ^^

[cianty]

What a great start. This looks very promising. Can't wait to see how this evolves with colours and all. I love some "bigger" buildings.

[Mason]

Ooooooh!
This looks VERY promising!
 

I shall be following this one.
Oh yes!
 

[Cory]

Heldrak, the whole thing is for 28mm - the nun is a Reaper fig, the purple one is Brigade's Milady, and the swordsman is from Tercio Creativo.

Next month we'll have a four person game day where we intend to play 1650, Song of Blades, Strange Aeons, Savage Worlds, Pike and Shot and Zombies,and a home brew set called Morion Wars. After that we'll see what everyone likes, but as this group will only be meeting a few times per year we'll probably do multiple games each time we meet up.

[Hussar072]

Very nice, I can't wait to see the rest!

[Alcidas]

Looks really good!!

[von Lucky]

Looking forward to seeing it painted up.

[Galloping Major]

Great start 


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