Rural Japanese hillside graveyard

[OSHIROmodels]

Carrying on with my Japanese terrain I've just recently finished a hillside graveyard using the grave set (well, a couple) from the catalogue.

There is a full write up on my blog but there are a couple of pictures here to whet your appetites 






http://jimbibblyblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/more-samurai-terrain.html

cheers

James

[Paul]

  lovely bit of terraforming...

[manic _miner]

 Great piece of scenery James.

[Svennn]

Terriffic 

[jamesmanto]

Very nice. Trouble is I think my miniature Samurai would all stop on that terrain piece to compose soulful haiku upon the bittersweetness of life, mortality and cherry blossoms. 

Very atmospheric.

[Marine0846]

Another excellent terrain piece.
I looked around your site (again).
Lovely things, am kind of glad I sold all my samurai stuff years ago.
I am saving myself lots of money.

[War In 15MM]

I love looking at your stuff!  Thanks for posting.  Richard

[Mason]

Lovely!

 

[carlos marighela]

You know Mr Bibbly, you are rather good at this sort of thing.

Lovely work James.

[gamer Mac]

Another lovely piece 
How about some picture of the full table to get the full affect?

[Blackwolf]

Nice,reminds of a Japanese film which I can't for the life of me remember the name of? About a village and an old lady,and although she does die in the end; she doesn't end up in the ground,but up a hill. This suggests to me that;

 Your graveyard is V. evocative

             And

 I do talk a load of old bollocks sometime

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks muchly chaps  Greatly appreciated.

How about some picture of the full table to get the full affect?

I will over the Christmas holidays (our work shuts down for usually two weeks  ) because I need to get a feel for it myself and see what else needs to be done.

cheers

James

[Helen]

Very nice work.

Cheers,

Helen

[aircav]

Brilliant 

[Axtklinge]

Wonderful piece of terrain!
Congrats!