"How to make magnetised wargaming hills" Topic
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| Peithetairos | 04 Oct 2016 8:28 p.m. PST |
What could be a more essential wargaming terrain piece than the common hill? No matter what period, no matter what setting, hills will be featured. They add visual interest and tactical complexity to any gaming surface, may it be modular boards, gaming mats or just a green table-cloth. They may be an essential piece of gaming terrain, but making naturalistic looking hills that not only allow easy placement of models, but also easy placement and removal of trees or other terrain features, can be a challenge. In this post I show you my take on such hills and try to solve some of the problems one may encounter by using the fantabulous power of magnets *gasp*! Obviously this tutorial can also be used for terrain boards.
Over hill and lofty mountain – how to make magnetised wargaming hills |
| basileus66 | 04 Oct 2016 9:00 p.m. PST |
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| Durban Gamer | 05 Oct 2016 4:47 a.m. PST |
Very well explained and very clever. Looking forward to next one on trees. |
| Peithetairos | 05 Oct 2016 1:07 p.m. PST |
Glad you found the tutorial useful. :) |
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