Jungle Pulp - A "Pulp Alley" AAR - with added Jungle WIP pics

[Amalric]

WOW,
What an inspiration Egyptian board!
Thank You!
ps the game looked to be a lot of fun, thanks for sharing

[Chuck1372]

Fantastic work.

Where did you get the statues you used on the tomb entrance?

[The Somnambulist]

Fantastic work.

Where did you get the statues you used on the tomb entrance?

They're from Monolith, the whole thing is about 12 years old.

[d phipps]

They're from Monolith, the whole thing is about 12 years old.

Thanks! It looks great for being 12 years old. Nice work!

[Peter@BattleScape]

Those are 2 VERY nice tables. Looks like you guys had a great time. After all that is what Pulp Alley is all about, Fun and MAYHEM....and a nice cup of tea.

Pete

[Ramirez Noname]

Those are 2 VERY nice tables. Looks like you guys had a great time. After all that is what Pulp Alley is all about, Fun and MAYHEM....and a nice cup of tea.

Pete

Thanks Pete ... and plenty of tea was drunk, too.

[Wolf Girl]

I love your terrain!   Where did you get the big skull temple?

[Ramirez Noname]

Hi there, WG

I love your terrain!   Where did you get the big skull temple?

the jungle terrain centre piece is Games Workshop's "Arcane Ruins" - not too sure if they are still in production.

RMZ

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Yes, it's still in production:

http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat440008a&prodId=prod1095518

[Bravo Six]

Another excellent locale Harvey! Well done!

Are the rock clusters done with cork bark? They look great! I need to do something similar for Afghanistan terrain, though cork bark is hard to come by here in the colonies. 

-Todd

[pistolpete]

here's my arcane ruins (i still have the gate and one more column to do).





and in case you are wondering - the figure is an old warhammer priestess

[Mad Lord Snapcase]

Very nice work. I like it a lot.

[FramFramson]

Those ruins are "usefully cyclopean" 

[Ramirez Noname]

Another excellent locale Harvey! Well done!

Are the rock clusters done with cork bark? They look great! I need to do something similar for Afghanistan terrain, though cork bark is hard to come by here in the colonies. 

-Todd

Thanks Todd,

The rocky outcrops are castings made using the Woodlands Scenics rock moulds. Rather than using them in the more usual vertical for making cliffs, I laid the castings horizontally to form low rocky outcrops. They are also partially buried by the sand and gravel to give a more natural feel to them.

H

[Ramirez Noname]

Yes, it's still in production

Thank you M' Lord.

Never too sure what Workshop are doing with their stuff ....

Pistolpete, like the colour scheme on your ruins.

Those ruins are "usefully cyclopean" 

They certainly are ...