This is All Star Terrain (Sudan, FIW, Roman)

[Smokeyrone]

http://www.touchinghistory.blogspot.com/

I love his Sudan stuff, but his other genres seem top notch too, eh?

Anyhoo, I'm making a copy of his Sudanese Mud Brick walled circular defense work as we speak.

That FIW fort is pretty?

Someone show that to Silent Invader.  He may be needing f  inspiration for a fort in his  FIW forests?

[warrenpeace]

That's basically professional grade diorama building.

[matakishi]

I Played on the Sudan board, see Touching history issue 4 (and I won)

[Silent Invader]

http://www.touchinghistory.blogspot.com/

That FIW fort is pretty?

Someone show that to Silent Invader.  He may be needing f  inspiration for a fort in his  FIW forests?

Thanks smokey.  He sure does do top notch work. 

[Smokeyrone]

Matakishi:  I don't think I would be any good at all gaming  on that Sudan table.  "Smokey!  Roll your dice and quit touching the Terrain!"   "No, I love it and want to marry it!  leave us alone!"

Silent:  I didn't mean "F-ing Inspiration", that "f", don't know how that got there.   

A fort like that would look good amongst your overgrown American woodland!

Warren:  I hope that is professional grade, 'cause if it's amatuer, I quit making stuff!   


Bezzo:  He told me he is in York.    Has a new workshop.  I'd visit if I get to merry old England!   (He invited me.  That is one heck of an offer, eh?)

That circular Sudan fort is my new wallpaper (temprorarly replaced my daughter with Jacory Harris picture)  Very inspirational, and one of my tiles will  be based oln  that whole scene.

That Roman Fort and Viking Village!  Any one play "Pig Wars"? 

Gotta go, 

Later, me droogs!

[Smokeyrone]

Talked to Paul.  I told him I was shamelessly using one of his works as my model for a Sudan tile I am working on, and he was nothing but advice and encouragement!

Top notch!

And Matakishi, he thinks highly of you (no suprise)

 

(I am finishing my first tile, and it is my version of his Mahdist circular mud brick wall "fort", with a tiny village)