RCW Weekend

[dodge]

way hey

awesome stuff hazel 

[Lt. Hazel]

We counted all our RCW miniatures

209 Reds

137 Whites
346 Figures
 

[Remington]

Woa!!! That a really good amount! I think you need another 10 or so Bolsheviks.

Did you have fun? It looks like a great time.

[Colonel Tubby]

A great looking collection you have there!

[marianas_gamer]

Wow, how did I miss this?!? Great stuff LT 
LB

[Captain Blood]

Great looking game 

[Lt. Hazel]

It was a lot of fun. The whole setup was a collaboration, not only my stuff! But it was really impressing to the so many painted miniatures on one table.

[Calimero]

Look like it was a fun game indeed. It’s always nice to see pictures of beautifully painted figures on a nice looking wargame boards like these ones

[Malkav]

Really nice pictures of a great looking game. Keeps me motivated to get some paint on my reds!
Did you use the T&T rules?

[Remington]

I am very glad that you had fun, Lt.! Looking forward to hearing how you coped with the rules.

[killshot]

    That's awesome stuff!  Do have some close ups of the buildings or a link of how you made them??

[Lt. Hazel]

Really nice pictures of a great looking game. Keeps me motivated to get some paint on my reds!
Did you use the T&T rules?

Yes, we used the T+T rules.
Killshot, the wooden houses are from Pegasus, 1/72 Plastic kits. All other stuff was scratchbuild by Nils. I don´t know if there´s a tutorial out there, sorry!

[Remington]

Sadly there isn't. I am certain of it. As far as I know he used pretty simple and quick methods to achieve these result. Foamcore board and corrugated board for the roofs will do the trick.

Edit: For the window profiles he used bits of sprue if I can remember correctly.

[Turbo-Ben]

I think they are the small plastic crosses for floor or wall tiles which hobbycraftsmen like to use.

[Remington]

Ah yes! You are right!

Hey Ben, you lucky bugger! Did you enjoy the games?