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Louie N28 Aug 2014 8:42 p.m. PST

Some 15mm WWII Terrain…

This is the old JR Miniatures Monte Cassino Ruin piece.

The building was painted my a friend and local painter, Les. I built the foundation and painted it. I am proud that it is a near seamless look between the two pieces.

Enjoy and watch out for the panzerfaust wielding Germans.

Thanks



Gear Pilot29 Aug 2014 3:56 p.m. PST

Nice job Louie!

Berzerker7329 Aug 2014 4:02 p.m. PST

Looks fantastic!

jgibbons29 Aug 2014 5:26 p.m. PST

The pride is well justified!

Hattlem16 Jul 2023 11:26 a.m. PST

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Personal logo deadhead Supporting Member of TMP16 Jul 2023 12:48 p.m. PST

Amazing the difference one s makes, between Monte Cassino and a gambling den.

Anyone who googles my name finds a Poker player, who, bless him, has gone to his reward, but never opened an ear or removed a tonsil in his life. Sounds very sensible actually, but I have one massive advantage over him (for now anyway)

lawrencecaroll6413 Jun 2025 10:30 a.m. PST

Absolutely love the way this came together! The transition between your foundation work and Les's painting is genuinely seamless—it looks like it was done by one hand. The texture and weathering really capture the atmosphere of Monte Cassino. It's always awesome to see collaborative efforts like this turn out so well. Also, great little touch with the panzerfaust warning—adds just the right bit of humor to an intense scene. Thanks for sharing this piece of history brought to life so vividly

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