TOPIC: Franco-Prussian war |
Standard User Posts: 182 rsjahn 20th Apr 2015 05:25:27 Hi guys, I have just finished a bunch of german and french soldiers and started playing! I'm quite happy with the outcome - perhaps I should redoo all of my 15mm napoleonic stuff...(looks like I got addicted to 6mm).
bye for now, Ralf |
Very impressive. Also like the look of the buildings. Which rules are you using? A little goes a long way |
Standard User Posts: 182 rsjahn 21st Apr 2015 06:26:28 Hi, I'm using Polemos rules - they are all similiar, so its easier to play, if you do it only occasionally like me. The buildings are from Paper Terrain, easy to build, and under each of them is a kind of 'second version' of the same building, in a burned and demolished condition. The terrain is still very simple, but I'm working on it. Ralf |
Standard User Posts: 24 Captain Darling 20th May 2015 03:29:23 Hey rsjahn, Good work on the painting of these FPW figures. An good looking period to game I use Rank and File rules with my 6mm FPW figures. Cheers!
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An easy way to help your terrain is to upgrade your gaming mat. Head over to Wal-Mart or similar and buy their dirt cheap spray paint. Get a brown, a tan, a green and a yellow. Lay the mat out on the drive way and spray from above. Getting rid of the "putting green" on the table and everything else will look a lot better! Mark "Extra Crispy" Severin |
Standard User Posts: 182 rsjahn 21st May 2015 03:17:19 Thanks for your tips! The 'putting green' was only a kind of stop-gap, the 'new green' is much better. But spray paint is an option, maybe I should give it a try. For the moment I'm experimenting with plastic-sheet fields (you can see a part of it on the right): |
Standard User Posts: 144 6mmwargaming 22nd May 2015 11:03:10 Wow those are stunning |