Aside from the distinctive houses, it has two churches and a couple of clock-towers. It measures a mere six inches by four.
The Swedish army visited it in 1706 ...
... and briefly occupied it, just long enough for an engraving to be done.
Around the town are numerous small villages, each two inches square. The Swedes visited those as well ...
... and were attacked by Russians.
The traditional design of the villages makes them easily defensible, as can be seen here.
Last night I put together enough paper buildings to make five or six two base-width by two-base-width villages for Maurice or, as can be seen, a small town. As detailed in previous posts, they are designed to look like villages, whilst still being practical and unobtrusive when the village becomes the centre of the action. They're far from perfect, but I think they do the job.
On Thursday they'll be making their first full-game debut. Look out for the photos.
Neat and practical - good one!
ReplyDeleteGreat post and super town!
ReplyDeleteYou've been busy mate - buildings look good - will jazz up our battlefield come Thursday!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! You even have barricades. Looking forward to Thursday.
ReplyDeleteI have *two* barricades, although there's another eight printed off and waiting for me to assemble them.
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