I've done numerous buildings last year and this for the Witchin' hour/Touch of Evil game I'm cobbling together.
I'd like some more but storage is a problem.
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| Narrow house and Market Hall |
I have two narrow houses and one wide house plus 3 cottages.
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| Blacksmith |
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| Pop in my dears! |
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| The Manor House. Needs a lick of paint as I just finished building it on the 6th |
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| The shops |
I was thinking of having two or three streets on the table but I'm re-thinking it. Looking at a map of Stony Stratford (Buckinghamshire) it was mainly one street. The houses/businesses had long enclosed spaces behind, we might call them gardens if that suffices.
That would make it easier. and cheaper, to do.
I have some of the wattle fences from Renedra for separation of these gardens but will likely need more.
The manor house might be useful for the civic buildings like the court if characters find themselves going there for some reason.
Besides the buildings I've photocopied some of the cards to use in the game. Copied because I'm going to give the board game to one of my sons when I've seen how my patchwork game goes.
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| 17thc map of Stony Stratford |
What a marvellous lot of good looking buildings. That manor house will look wonderful, given the quality of the others that you have painted and certainly a centre-piece. They are all gonna look grand on your table.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
It's all coming together, James.
DeleteSome very cool looking buildings. Love the Tavern!
ReplyDeleteIt's the Sarissa one as is the manor and most, if not all, of the others. And I love that one too.
DeleteWhen the manor house is painted I'm ready to work on the scenario, and the cards I'll be using for various things like minions popping up and attacking people. Investigation, clues, items and such from the Touch of Evil board game.
Sounds like a lot of fun.
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