Model Rail Scotland 2014 (Loads and loads and loads of pics!! 21/2)

[Andym]

Just a wee heads up gents. I know this isn't strictly a wargaming event, but its always great for some inspiration....

http://www.modelrail-scotland.co.uk/

Friday 21st-Sunday23rd February. Tickets at the door, £10 for adults.

[gamer Mac]

Are we going?

[Andym]

Cool! Fancy going on the Saturday?

[OSHIROmodels]

Piccies again please 

cheers

James

[Thunderchicken]

Piccies again please 

This! 

I remember your last set of pics (was it a year ago?), lots of inspiration there.

[Andym]

Ask and ye shall receive gents!

[Andym]

[Andym]

[Mason]

Bloody hell!

Those boys certainly know what they are doing.
 

[Silent Invader]

Thanks Andy.  Great pics  

[von Lucky]

Jesus. I was waiting for these pictures, never thought there'd be so much eye candy. Some of the water effects are stunning. Thanks for sharing.

[Vanvlak]

Oh my, those are grand - thanks for taking the trouble to post all these, brilliant. 

[von Lucky]

Hell, Jesus and god. This IS a spiritual thread - I've just had another look through.

[Captain Blood]

Fabulous. I wish this was the standard people aspired to in wargames terrain...
Thanks for the pics Andy.

[Andym]

Your very welcome gents!

Fabulous. I wish this was the standard people aspired to in wargames terrain...
Thanks for the pics Andy.

My opinion is most people do aspire to something of the sort in their terrain. I think it's a skill, like drawing for example. Some people are better than others. I don't know how you started Captain, but I remember years ago my brother and myself starting to play 40K. We used video tape boxes!  Later, we graduated to using a green blanket over the aforementioned boxes! After that we starting using cornflake packets and following articles out of White Dwarfs. Hopefully if we all post threads like this to give people the inspiration or we post threads that gamers, who are just starting out, can follow like we followed the WD 'Howto's, people will get better!

What I would add too your comment though is, I wish people would aspire to this sort of level of terrain making if your putting on a display/demo game at a wargames show!!