Wednesday, 31 March 2021

Trialling Mdf 2d scenery (1)

 Got this Mdf tree today and painted it up. I am pleased with the results and how it looks with a Britains figure. I think this sort of tree would work really well in my limited theatre like gaming table...




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  1. Alan, that's brilliant! I like it a lot.

    Where did you get it? I think for your style of game table it's simply perfect.

    Eric

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    1. https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/thefairydustcraftshop
      Also available through Amazon uk.
      Thanks for the comments Eric.

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    1. It works for me definitely, l am glad others like it and may give it a go.

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  3. Great looking tree matches the figure well .

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    1. I think they complement each other well too.

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  4. It matches the stage setting well.

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    1. I am enjoying experimenting with the space,scenery and figures.

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  5. Theatre like is a good description of your set-up. You can lose yourself more at a good play than at the cinema.

    The tree looks really good with the Britains figure.

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    1. I was surprised how well they work with Britains too.
      I don’t go to the theatre much but when I do I am fascinated by the scenery. The Lyceum in Edinburgh did terrific Christmas shows always with brilliant sets! Not pantos more like The Lion, the Witch... and other stories for all ages. I also loved a steampunk themed Magic Flute I saw a few years ago in Edinburgh too.

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  6. They look very effective - like them. Agree that a link to the manufacturer/retailer would be useful.

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  7. https://www.ebay.co.uk/str/thefairydustcraftshop
    Also available on Amazon Uk

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  8. Excellent tree Alan, just right! It shows how the proper scenery really brings our figures to life!

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    1. Quite agree, I prefer stylised to other scenery except when using “proper” wargames figures.

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    1. In my Afrika game I liked the look of Mdf palms with stones/ wood from the garden.

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  10. Its a nice addition to any gaming style. Still need to spend some time developing my games table backdrop.
    Michael

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