Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Dave's Terrain Factory

A few pictures of the Russell Clan hard at work on the boards needed for Tarawa. Done for CD3, the ground area has been slightly up-scaled in order to include all of the main features








More progress as the pictures arrive

14 comments:

  1. Al, that's very nice everybody giving you a helping hand!

    Greetings
    Peter
    http://peterscave.blogspot.com/

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  2. Far out! Like, wow! Look at the size of that thing...

    Nick

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  3. Good on Dave for resorting to slave labour. The boards look great.

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  4. Nothing like a bit of slave labour to get things done!!

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  5. Extremely jalous! Thanks for the inspiration for my own pacific gaming terrain!

    What are the dimentions of the table if possible in cm?

    Greets,

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  6. Nice got the whole clan involved!

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  7. Exploiting child labour for wargaming purposes? Splendid idea.

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  8. I really looking forward to seeing the battle reports using this table.

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  9. Kids get nice long summer holidays, you spend most of your time entertaining them, let them 'pay their way' for a day I say! Great stuff! Should be an exciting campaign.

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  10. Thank boys, update you all on the progress tomorrow. Table size is 3.3 x 2.1m

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  11. Looks fantastic. So how much did you upscale by?

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  12. I'll prepare a report for you Al!!!
    ''Family exploiter'' ....hahaha!
    Will be waiting for the update!
    T.

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  13. Cheers T, though Dave has considerably more assets to exploit than I (1 away at uni)

    UB: we added about 12-15" of depth, we have done this successfully before as it helps off-set the footprints of BUAs, roads etc and the areas they occupy at an inch to 50yrd ground scale, if you know what I mean?

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  14. Epic in scale and industrial factory process

    Makes my cottage industry offerings quite er, small

    Well done I like the family "contributing" at least they are earning their pocket and presents money this Xmas

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