Limehouse - Some game photos - page 60

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks fellas 

You really are adding a load of filth to this project, aren't you?
 

It needs to be accurate 

Blue Moon, right?

Foundry for the most part with a couple of others of which I can’t quite remember.

[Dr DeAth]

They are anything but innocent.

Nicely painted though 

[OSHIROmodels]

Got one of the warehouses almost done, just a corrugated roof to put on (which is in the garage drying).







Cemetery next I think as we’ll hopefully be using it next weekend in a sort of test game.

[tom q vaxy]

superb!

[Silent Invader]

Great details and colours. Love the red oxide paint on the metal parts. 

[carlos marighela]

This thread is like an enjoyable version of Grand Designs, sans the irritating yuppy bastards who casually reveal they have gone £400,000 over budget on the endangered hardwood floors and throw cushions in the subterranean living space.

I reckon Jim should comission a 28mm Kevin McCloud figure to include for size reference in all shots. Ideal for WIP photos.

Bloody nice, as usual.

[Andym]

Yeah, great colours!

How are you giving your brick texture? Is that paint 'flicked' on?

[Panama]

Amazing it so life like

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks chaps 

How are you giving your brick texture? Is that paint 'flicked' on?

After a fashion, yes but using spray cans.

[Elk101]

Yeah, it always irritates me how good his painting is! 

[tomrommel1]

Very very nice indeed!

[Captain Blood]

Wonderful warehouse James 

[Michi]

I really like to have big buildings on my gaming tables for the look of it, although I noticed that they are in fact somewhat difficult to use. Actually most rule systems allow a normal move of around 6" . I played a lot of games where miniatures were mostly running around buildings playing hide and seek without ever getting a LOS to an opponent. That made some rather boring games without much action and time running short in the end or no results at all, when there was a limited number of turns agreed on before the game.

Great building anyway! I wish I had it...

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks chaps 

I really like to have big buildings on my gaming tables for the look of it, although I noticed that they are in fact somewhat difficult to use. Actually most rule systems allow a normal move of around 6" . I played a lot of games where miniatures were mostly running around buildings playing hide and seek without ever getting a LOS to an opponent. That made some rather boring games without much action and time running short in the end or no results at all, when there was a limited number of turns agreed on before the game.

Interesting point. We’ve never had a problem with that so far although the tables we play on are quite small with only five/six figures per side. There can be quite a bit of melee when we play which negates the problem somewhat.

[levied troop]

Just limit the move distance?  Moving in built up areas normally requires a bit of caution, combined with a brief violent dash across open roads.

Gorgeous looking Warehouse - is this headed for the catalogue at some point?