Next up are some split rail fences and road sections and then I think I'll be ready for the game.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Building Sectional Terrain: Part VII, The Hill is Done!
Next up are some split rail fences and road sections and then I think I'll be ready for the game.
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11 comments:
Very nice looking hill, good work on it!
Great work, I really need a hill myself. I have modeled previous ones into the board itself, but that reduces its flexibility. Do you think if I build one 6x3' using your technique it will hold together.
John
And it surely looks great !
Very intersting step by step here.
Thanks a lot for sharing.
Looks great, Miles. The hard work paid off again. Best, Dean
Nice. I particularly like the grey stone outcrop to the front in the first image.
Tony
That's a nice piece of work Miles, damn nice.
Just catching up on your past few posts: beautiful work, Miles! I'm very envious of your final product, it looks excellent.
Absolutely fantastic work, Miles!
Thanks for the nice comments.
John - I think you might get too much sway at each end with a hill section that's 6' long unless you braced with a few strips of 1x2 glued together.
You might consider making the hill two 3' halves that can either butt up against each other for a long hill or be used as 2 different hills that are positioned on the edge of the table
Thanks Miles. I agree that might be a better idea.
John
Very nice piece of gaming furniture, chapeau. Also the idea of two half hills is great, I'll try it.
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