I set this up so that I can ramble on about my lead (and plastic) mountain, my endless gaming, miniature, and terrain projects, and other

insights into various games.



You'll find lots of 'pretty pictures', various modeling techniques, and hopefully some inspiration for your own lead pile. You're bound to

find something amongst my games and photos that interests you.



Sit back, open a cold one, and enjoy.


If you need something, feel free to contact me at: dglennjr at yah00 dot com









Wednesday, December 30, 2015

Japanese/Samurai Era Village-Part 2., the final chapter

Well, I finally completed the Japanese/Samurai Village.  I didn't plan on it taking 2 years to finish (It doesn't seem like that long...), but the project was interrupted by life, a new job, kids, and other activities that simply got in the way.

I accomplished most of my goals and added in a couple of additional items, but I think everything turned out great and appreciate that my friend is quite understanding.  (Plus, I think he'll have a grin on his face once he see's the whole village on the table.)

I'll create a separate page for each structure, so that you can see how each one evolved, from start to finish. (I guess, sort of like a tutorial?)  I had a lot of fun building these and learned a few more terrain techniques, such as the bamboo forests, curved roofs, and faux fur roofs. Now I can turn my focus to other projects including my 28mm Wild West town terrain and a 28mm Seminole Indian War wooden fort and other structures.

Here are a couple pictures of the final results.
 
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1 comment:

  1. I read through the various buildings, and I really liked the result! Great job on a great village.

    /Jonas

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