terrain by Pibber
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:19 pm
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terrain by Pibber
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:22 pm
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:23 pm
Mk I, ACWBill, Pibber,
First off, guys -- thanks for these wonderful posts!
Mk I -- While I'm a big fan of "realistic terrain", I do like your set-ups -- especially your hills. With the different "levels" of cardboard, it is easy to "see" the rises in terrain -- kind of like a contour map, but in 3-D. Also, your use of flock and "shrubbery" on them helps draw away from the "cardboard - ness" -- nice touch!
ACWBill -- I really enjoy seeing your Civil War models, and especially love the "eye-level" shots of the troops crossing the pontoon bridge! You don't often see shots taken from that point of view!!
Pibber -- WOW!
I almost feel like I'm cruising along in "Grasshopper", looking for an enemy positing to call down artillery on! Fantastic!
Many thanks again guys -- and keep up the good work!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
First off, guys -- thanks for these wonderful posts!
Mk I -- While I'm a big fan of "realistic terrain", I do like your set-ups -- especially your hills. With the different "levels" of cardboard, it is easy to "see" the rises in terrain -- kind of like a contour map, but in 3-D. Also, your use of flock and "shrubbery" on them helps draw away from the "cardboard - ness" -- nice touch!
ACWBill -- I really enjoy seeing your Civil War models, and especially love the "eye-level" shots of the troops crossing the pontoon bridge! You don't often see shots taken from that point of view!!
Pibber -- WOW!
I almost feel like I'm cruising along in "Grasshopper", looking for an enemy positing to call down artillery on! Fantastic!Many thanks again guys -- and keep up the good work!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:59 pm
ACWBill:
Beautiful stuff! Flags waving, smoke billowing. Nice.
Pibber:
C'est magnifique! Tellement, c'est tres bien fait!
BUT:
How about the stories of the battles you're both showing us? C'mon, boys. We do love the models, and we do love the terrain. But we (at least some of us) also love the games!
What happened to those fine fellows who marched across the pontoon bridge?
Did the M10 get the best of thos StuGs I see coming up the road?
Enquiring minds want to know.
Beautiful stuff! Flags waving, smoke billowing. Nice.
Pibber:
C'est magnifique! Tellement, c'est tres bien fait!
BUT:
How about the stories of the battles you're both showing us? C'mon, boys. We do love the models, and we do love the terrain. But we (at least some of us) also love the games!
What happened to those fine fellows who marched across the pontoon bridge?
Did the M10 get the best of thos StuGs I see coming up the road?
Enquiring minds want to know.
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:07 am
Pibber - wow Dood
Amazing stuff. How much space must you have available to be able to set that up in?
Terrain looks great, but as Mk1 says, whats the story behind the pictures?
Battler
Amazing stuff. How much space must you have available to be able to set that up in?
Terrain looks great, but as Mk1 says, whats the story behind the pictures?
Battler
Fredricksburg - Mayre's Heights from the CS lines
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:39 am
What the Confederates see from the place behind the wall. Its 2nd Corps advancing.
Fire!
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:40 am
CS Batteries eye a target-rich environment.
Spring Hill
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:43 am
Forrest's Cavalry Corps Staging their assault on Spring Hill - 2:00PM, November 29th, 1864. The cavalry is all dismounted as they had few good horses for the campaign.
Spring Hill
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:44 am
The hasty works outside Spring Hill, TN - 29 November, 1864.
Cle burne at Spring Hill
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:46 am
Moments prior to his divisions misdirected assault at Spring Hill, Patrick Cleburne's Division makes ready for the attack.
Fredricksburg once more
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:48 am
Back to Mayre's Heights for a shot from the other side of the line.
3:00PM - December 13th, 1862.
Fredricksburg !
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 12:51 am
Let em have it boys! Georgia Troops about to tear into 2nd Corps on Mayres Heights.
Around 3:15P - December 13th, 1862.
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 8:58 am
pibber
very nice terrain !!! What did you use to construct it ? You can email me to avoid bogging down a great forum subject if you wish...
very nice terrain !!! What did you use to construct it ? You can email me to avoid bogging down a great forum subject if you wish...
Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 11:19 am
pibber
While I appreciate Fulcrum's desire not to "bog down" a forum... I would love to hear how you do your terrain. While I am pleased with most of my results as of late, I'm always looking for ways to improve. My guess is you're using something along the lines of floor or ceiling tile, maybe 12" or about 25cm per side. But whatever it is you're doing -- it looks great! Please feel free to share -- if not in this thread, maybe in one of the others, like the "Show us yer stuff" thread.
And of course... photos will always be appreciated!!
btw, Rick... still think your terrain is pretty top notch, too!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
While I appreciate Fulcrum's desire not to "bog down" a forum... I would love to hear how you do your terrain. While I am pleased with most of my results as of late, I'm always looking for ways to improve. My guess is you're using something along the lines of floor or ceiling tile, maybe 12" or about 25cm per side. But whatever it is you're doing -- it looks great! Please feel free to share -- if not in this thread, maybe in one of the others, like the "Show us yer stuff" thread.
And of course... photos will always be appreciated!!
btw, Rick... still think your terrain is pretty top notch, too!!
Regards,
Tom Stockton
Pibber terrain
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 5:34 am
Hi all !
All right guys ! Rendez vous on the "Show us your stuff" for more information about my terrain.
All right guys ! Rendez vous on the "Show us your stuff" for more information about my terrain.