"1:2400 / 1:1200 coastal town and fort " Topic

Hi everyone, just wanted to show the use of 2mm Brigade Model buildings for 1/2400 games (or maybe 1/1200, too). These are from the England Town pack, purchased from the lovely picoarmor.com

A small French coastal fort

A 1/2400 Tumbling Dice 74 gun ship-of-the-line

And for a boredom killer, a small coastal town, base was made from slicing up an old wooden clipboard

Town and fort together

I will be making another purchase soon, and building a replica of the Spanish fort that Horatio Hornblower was imprisoned at, in the Ioan Gruffudd series!

Thanks for looking!
Jake

They are really nice.
Mark

Thanks, Mark! Much appreciated!

Awesome work

So that's where my clipboard went to!

Ooohh….i like those!!

Great little pieces, well done!

Great pieces!! They look fantastic!

Great scenery pieces!

Very, very cool and quite well done!

whats that water surface made from?

Thanks, everyone! Glad you enjoy it!

@Rockatansky (which i hope is a Mad Max reference) The surface is just your everyday mottled blue cotton fabric from a craft store, and then I lay a sheet of clear plastic vinyl over it -- the kind people use to cover outdoor furniture, and the likes. You can get it from any home improvement store.

Also, side note: if you store the plastic vinyl rolled up tightly, it'll give you those subtle wave/swell effects when laid out.

Looks great!

Very nice. I need to do some of these.

Nice work.

Looks geat Jake. I bought some of these 2MM troops and buildings a while back for my 1:1200 scale ships. The buildings were too small, better suited for 1:2400 scale. The troops, limbers and wagons were perfect. I also agree your water looks very nice.

Cool!

The thumb looks a bit overscale in the first photo.