Thursday 28 January 2021

Return to Tradgardistan or a virtual table top trip

 I decided to set up my 1930s Tradgardistan figures combined with terrain I had been working on. The idea was from the old General Thingy Gigs wargaming page which was/ is crammed full of inspiration. I haven’t been on it for absolute ages. This was my second attempt at making these hills as I abandoned the original effort as it didn’t look right. The pictures below show what I have done.








13 comments:

  1. Well done!

    Reminds me of the old Major Generals webpage. I've often thought that it was a good idea that I could use for some circumstances but I never screw up the oomph to try it.

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    1. That’s where I first saw the idea. I would be interested in seeing a bigger version for 40mms or even 54mms . I can’t work out if it would work for the bigger scales.

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  2. This is the same approach I am planning to take for modeling alpine fighting for WWI Southern Front games. Very well done!

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    1. I am really looking forward to seeing what you do. I will be particularly interested to see it with your 54mm figures.

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  3. Tradgardistan...not to be confused, of course, with Tradgardfontein, the capital of the Erstatz Free State, the third Boer Republic, who was led by President A M Gruber in the late war...

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    1. I look forward to hearing much more of the Ersatz Free State...

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  4. What a great idea, and it would add depth to any table-edge terrain.
    Michael

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  5. It’s all about creating a small imaginary world. Height and depth are things I am currently playing with...

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