Harbour of Carthago

[Andym]

Severely cool!!!

[Centaur_Seducer]

Extremely beatiful, Frank!
And just as a notice, we have our house about 2 km away from the Basin

[Clearco]

 
Awesome! I have no words! 

[Frank]

Thank you guys!!!

@Prof.: I really don’t know how much buildings I have used…have to count ;-)

@Sangennaru: Most of the buildings are from Langton, except the wall, towers and some of the bigger buildings, these are scratch build.

…and yes, they are all in 1:1200 scale. I will take of photo with a 28mm miniature at the weekend.

@Silversixx: This is interesting! I would really like to visit the harbor. Is there a museum as well?

[Sangennaru]

@Sangennaru: Most of the buildings are from Langton, except the wall, towers and some of the bigger buildings, these are scratch build.

…and yes, they are all in 1:1200 scale. I will take of photo with a 28mm miniature at the weekend.

Wow! That's impressive! I would love to see a reference, because i'm sculpting my own line of 1:1200 buildings (victorian style), so it could be really interesting! =)

All that buildings,... they costed a lot, didn't they? =(

[Centaur_Seducer]

@Silversixx: This is interesting! I would really like to visit the harbor. Is there a museum as well?

There are a lot of museums in the area. The Carthage Museum near the excavation site (they've only dug up small parts of the city), and the Bardo Museum in Tunis (which is about 20 minutes away by car). You can also go by car up and down the coast and there's basically a museum in every major city as the coast has been inhabited for quite many millenia
And, the coastal stretch from Gamarth to La Goulette is full of ruins. And so is the mainland around the natural harbour which now makes up Tunis Harbour.
One of my favourite places to visit is Salaktis. Which has a small museum, and a lot of the ruins are now in the sea bed. So there's a lot of room for some diving if your into that. You can do that outside the coast of La Marsa and Carthage (La Marsa lies next to it) and you'll stumble inte some ruins on the bottom as well
Damn, and there's another museum up on the north eastern coast, in an area called Cap du Bon (where all the Harissa is from). I just can't remember where it is. I'll have to get back to you

[Poiter50]

Is the "Hollywood" style film set/stage near there?

There are a lot of museums in the area. The Carthage Museum near the excavation site (they've only dug up small parts of the city), and the Bardo Museum in Tunis (which is about 20 minutes away by car). You can also go by car up and down the coast and there's basically a museum in every major city as the coast has been inhabited for quite many millenia
And, the coastal stretch from Gamarth to La Goulette is full of ruins. And so is the mainland around the natural harbour which now makes up Tunis Harbour.
One of my favourite places to visit is Salaktis. Which has a small museum, and a lot of the ruins are now in the sea bed. So there's a lot of room for some diving if your into that. You can do that outside the coast of La Marsa and Carthage (La Marsa lies next to it) and you'll stumble inte some ruins on the bottom as well
Damn, and there's another museum up on the north eastern coast, in an area called Cap du Bon (where all the Harissa is from). I just can't remember where it is. I'll have to get back to you

[Gary Mitchell]

Stupendous.

[War In 15MM]

Absolutely wonderful!!!! Richard

[Colonel Tubby]

I don't think I've ever seen a game board that awesome! Fantastic.

[Christian]

Wow, that's really impressive!

How much of the town do youuse in the game? Are there tiny figures as well?

Gorgeous really. Thanks for sharing!

[Mindenbrush]

Totally awesome Frank

[dijit]

my jaw is now on bruised after having hit the floor so hard.

[uti long smile]

Sweet baby Jesus.

[Centaur_Seducer]

@Poiter:
Actually, I haven't got a single clue :/