Building Wargame Terrain by Tony Harwood (updated 02.07.13)

[dampfpanzerwagon]

The latest update is now on my Blog. See;
http://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/building-wargame-terrain-by-tony_25.html

Thanks.

Tony

[Captain Blood]

Looks good Tony.
On the basis of your brilliant work on those half-timbered medieval buildings for Grand Manner, I'm sure this book will be an absolute gem, and I'd like to order one please
Keep us posted when available.

Cheers.

Richard

[dampfpanzerwagon]

The book is now available. See this post;
http://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/building-wargame-terrain-by-tony.html

Thank you.

Tony

[OSHIROmodels]

Congratulations Tony 

I hope it sells well 

cheers

James

[Christian]

Good work, Tony. I've often admired your work, really glad to see something of this quality in print. I'll definitely be saving up for one

[Captain Blood]

Email sent 

[lordbert]

Just received my copy, looks great - can't wait to pour through it properly. Great work tony!

[lordbert]

Hi Tony, with regard to the foam you use, you mention the pink foam is available from builders merchants - I couldn't find any in B&Q when I popped in the other day, so was wondering if you could perhaps provide a url to an example of the foam?

[Hu Rhu]

PM on the way for a copy.

[Belgian]

Received copy 17, today and was very pleased with the content especially the usage of the "goop", other filler related materials and das clay.

Looking forward in trying some of these methods myself. 

[muncehead]

Mine also arrived -some great ideas there. Well done Tony.

[Captain Blood]

Yep. A very nice publication. Here's to many more of them. Well done Tony.

[dampfpanzerwagon]

The foam I use comes from a reclamation yard. It costs next to nothing and comes in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.

Try looking for it at a builders merchants.

I do know that the Blue, Pink and Green foam is made by Owens Corning and called Foamular and than a number dependant on the particular foam.

For details go to this link;
http://www.foamular.com/foam/

Or here;
http://www.secureviewer.co/Cat/viewcategory.php?groupid=21

I hope that this helps.

[lordbert]

Thanks Tony, I'll have a look around and see how I get on.

[fastolfrus]

Hi Tony, with regard to the foam you use, you mention the pink foam is available from builders merchants - I couldn't find any in B&Q when I popped in the other day, so was wondering if you could perhaps provide a url to an example of the foam?

Not all B&Q seem to stock it, and you've a limited chance of finding staff that know what it is (or more importantly, what they call it on their stock computer).
The last time I saw any, it was in packs of (4?) sheets approx 450mm by 1200mm, and sold as insulation boards.