I finished the bamboo thickets yesterday, but decided to leave the glue to dry overnight before taking photos.
There are two bases with paths left over from the original batch:
...and six bases without paths to fill gaps or act as line-of-sight-blocking terrain:
Here's a top-down photo of all the bases (including the three finished a while ago):
In total they cover about 1' x 2'. I've got about 150 stems left over. Mostly that is because I only needed 350 or so for the bases. However, most of these were "rejects" that will need a little bit of work to make them usable.
It seems that the most recent bundles I'd bought had been made with slightly thicker wire than the earlier lots I'd had. This meant that the plastic coating was thinner and the wire tended to burst out at the top and/or bottom - I'll need to trim them, so they'll end up somewhat shorter. I'll probably end up using them for small scatter bases.
These look fine, I am sure you have enough to refight Malaya!
ReplyDeleteThey look the business! Excellent stuff Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteHow good do they look! I can see, in a few years time, people finding figures long forgotten in those thickets.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! Great job on them all.
ReplyDeleteThese are very smart.
ReplyDelete@ Herkybird - thanks! I'm aiming more for Papua New Guinea, but I do have figures for doing Aussies in Malaya. :)
ReplyDelete@ Lee - cheers! :)
@ Paul - thanks! I's quite possible that figures could go missing in there! :)
@ Simon - cheers! :)
@ Paul SS - thanks! :)
Excellent terrain Tamsin.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dave! :)
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