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Thursday, December 05, 2013

Corner Pub / Tavern - WIP - basic shape

Whilst working on the Empire of the Dead base board, and with the MDF side panels gluing into place one at a time, I made a start on the next building for my cityscape -  a corner site Public House or Tavern...

Again, 3mm MDF forms the basic structure. PVA glue is dry enough to hold it together after about an hour and should get to full strength over night...


Three level building again, measuring about 10" x 11", with an angled main entrance way, and rear yard area...


While this was one drying, I made a start drawing out the plan for the next building... this time a high street shop... I'll try and get it cut out and assembled over the weekend...


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21 comments:

  1. legatus hedlius12:57 am, December 06, 2013

    Wow, that's a big piece! Can't wait to see it!

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  2. Ian2:29 am, December 06, 2013

    this is an epic project

    Ian

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  3. Solo wargaming-on a budget!2:56 am, December 06, 2013

    Wow!!!!

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  4. The Angry Lurker3:43 am, December 06, 2013

    Stunning start Scott!

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  5. Christopher(aka Axebreaker)3:45 am, December 06, 2013

    Well that looks ambitious!

    Christopher

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  6. DeanM3:55 am, December 06, 2013

    You are a master craftsman, Scott - and a tireless one at that. Best, Dean

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  7. Unknown4:44 am, December 06, 2013

    This looks grand would you be willing to post up some templates so others can try to vopy your work?

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  8. Simon Quinton 5:16 am, December 06, 2013

    This will look fantastic. The shop sounds great as well.

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  9. Michael Awdry5:41 am, December 06, 2013

    I hope you've got planning permission for that! Really great start Scott.

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    1. Scottswargaming9:21 am, December 06, 2013

      LOL, yeah, just waiting for the liquor licence to come through! ;-)

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  10. Unknown6:07 am, December 06, 2013

    Looking good. A bit of etching ahead. I did one of these in 15mm and the tricky bit is getting the roof right. Given your skills I'm sure you'll be fine.

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  11. Pilgrim7:26 am, December 06, 2013

    Looks great Scott. Your table will truly be amazing!

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  12. Paul O'G8:17 am, December 06, 2013

    Thats pretty special mate, great job!

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  13. Ray Rousell8:51 am, December 06, 2013

    A great start Scott, this looks like its gonna be a damn nice looking building!

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  14. Scottswargaming9:21 am, December 06, 2013

    Thanks all guys, you are great encouragement! :-)

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  15. Millsy11:02 am, December 06, 2013

    Bigger and better every time! You must have quite a lot of storage space ;-)

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    1. Scottswargaming1:44 pm, December 06, 2013

      Yeah a fair bit in my games room - though its steadily getting full!

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  16. Sam Wise11:48 am, December 06, 2013

    It will be again a very good work so I have just to follow, wait and enjoy ...

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  17. Stephen Haran8:27 pm, December 06, 2013

    And so the production line begins. Damn I wish I had your skill (and time). I like the fact that you.ve made them so tall, with your smoke and lights it will make for a very atmospheric (and claustrophobic) game.
    Good stuff

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  18. Rodger11:07 pm, December 06, 2013

    Excellent start Scott!

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