Zona Britaniya - Trotter Watch: Black Dawn

[CookAndrewB]

The more I look at this table, the more genius I think it is. There is something lovely about the simplicity of frozen tundra. No worries about greenery, no trees, no rivers, hills can be relatively simple and they look like they fit well without a lot of fuss, and the buildings do a great job of breaking up the white. The effect is that it looks lovely and there isn't more than is needed to be effective.

[War Monkey]

Great looking game a great report, thanks for sharing.

[Grumpy Gnome]

The more I look at this table, the more genius I think it is. There is something lovely about the simplicity of frozen tundra. No worries about greenery, no trees, no rivers, hills can be relatively simple and they look like they fit well without a lot of fuss, and the buildings do a great job of breaking up the white. The effect is that it looks lovely and there isn't more than is needed to be effective.

I quite agree mate.

[Spinal Tap]

You're so kind to say, thank you.

When I first started this project it was at the beginning of the first lockdown and I was keen to use it to deplete my stores of junk.

The original philosophy was to do an underground setting after the nuclear war but, after weeks of planning and note making, I felt this would lead to huge piles of terrain to fit in my limited storage space.

Then I saw this picture from a film I'd watched as a kid, Ice Station Zebra, and knew that's what I wanted; with the added value that it all packs away into one box.

download by markndebs, on Flickr