Tuesday, 6 April 2021

First attempt at flat scenery

 My samples of Mdf blanks arrived. I began to paint some and set the flats up on the table. Apologies for the photo quality. 





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    1. In spite of the appalling photos and an inability to find the optimum way of making them stand I am very pleased with the results. I want the scenery to store flat so I trying to find a way of attaching a hinged stand at the back, hinging on maybe masking tape...

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  2. Hello there tradgardmastare,

    They are really nice looking and did I spot some tanks in the corner? Did you have these cut to order? I am planning something similar to use with my block armies so any pointers would be be appreciated!

    All the best,

    DC

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    1. They are not cut to order and are available off the virtual shelf from Fairydust shop at Amazon or Etsy. I searched for Mdf laser cut blanks and loads came up in lots of different sizes. You did indeed spot tanks! They may make special items up I don’t know. I look forward to seeing where you go with this...

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  3. Like the fact they do recognisable trees.... Have you seen any Scots pine?

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    1. I haven’t found any Scots Pines yet but will let you know if I do.

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  4. The scenery looks great! These remind me of Morschauser’s grid game where scenery is on the lines between squares rather than filling them.

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    1. I know exactly what you mean and the pictures in his book.

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