a Normandy '44 project...

[dflament]

Something i wanted to do for a long, long time was buy me some decent 28mm scenery and just made a good looking, modular table to play some fun games on.

All is WIP, still more to be added like farm animals, more fields and some more houses. trying to avoid the typical Bocage hedgerows and I'm constantly updating and trying new lay-outs. Also in the pipeline is a small town centre.

[c0cky30]

Nice work.

[Elk101]

You're off to a good start.  Where are your roads from?

[Deano]

looking good

[dflament]

Thanks all!

You're off to a good start.  Where are your roads from?

The roads are rubber ones from early war miniatures

[Elk101]

Thanks, I thought they might be (I've just been looking at them on their website). Would you recommend them?

[Clawed_Greengrass]

All looking really nice. The paintwork on that Citroen looks superb

[tomrommel1]

This is a very good start with some very nice terrain !!! Keep on adding things you are on the right way there!

[Marine0846]

I like your terrain.
Also some fine painting on your WWII airborne figures,
that are on your blog.

[dflament]

Thanks, I thought they might be (I've just been looking at them on their website). Would you recommend them?

they're very modular but you can't beat resin ones if you want quality...

[Elk101]

they're very modular but you can't beat resin ones if you want quality...

Cheers.

[Norm]

Very nice, I am just thinking about the same thing - love the paint job on your Puma.

[Eclaireur]

It's looking good 
Elk101 - I have also bought the EWM latex roads. They're very nice. They are designed for 20mm but I use with 28mm, which is fine as I'm doing narrow village streets rather than Unter den Linden!
EC

[Elk101]

Thank you for that. 

[JamesValentine]

we need more pics of the main characters...the sheep