The Ardennes project now finished.

[alcal]

Really beautiful   An inspiration.

Are the houses/ruin/church scratch-built or from a manufacture?

The buildings are from
http://www.totalbattleminiatures.com/skirmish/28mm/westerneurope.html

The ruin is parts from  the Warlord set:
http://store.warlordgames.com/collections/bolt-action-terrain/products/ruined-hamlet

Cheers Alan

[z1pp132002]

Great work Al have you changed scales?

[Andym]

Oh wow that's just........oh wow!!

[smirnoff]

Superb as always

[Hammers]

Great! Strong Band of Brothers vibes.

[gamer Mac]

Wow stunning work it all fits beautifully
Where are the trees from or how did you make them?  In particular the ones on the graveyard?

[alcal]

Great work Al have you changed scales?

Only for this ;-)

[.:Gunslinger:.]

Wow I completely missed this! Incredible! And comes in very handy as I am also working on an Ardennes project!

I wish I could afford these houses...

[fraction]

Really awesome table. Everything you would expect in superb way done.

Planning a quite similar setup but for Pomerania. 

[Rumpel]

outstanding table

[Dr. Zombie]

Awesome work.

[NurgleHH]

Snow without Frostgrave??
Your Table is  . Perfect work, I would say.

[Ballardian]

That is a beautiful table!

[pocoloco]

Love it all! 

Very inspiring and, at the same time, disheartening for my own Ardennes project 

Great to notice all the small details, like the icicles etc, they do enhance the feel a great deal.

The river and the road network are static? All the rest can be moved around for different set-up?

Any chance for more pics with close-ups? Any special snow recipe to share with us?

I remember you posting some of the vehicles seen earlier, it made me also get everything in 1:48 rather than 1:56 Did you stay on that path? Oh, and tips about the whitewashing tanks?

[fraction]

I think its all modular even the river. Which impresses me even more. While there are some gaps if you look closer, the overall apperance lets you forget about it. Can look at it all day