Building 2 is equally nebulous in function they could be dwellings or shops or anything that a small village needs. But probably not a "Pub" perhaps a doctors or a shoe mender might be more in keeping. All that matters is that they are small buildings huddled together.
Buildings 3 and 4 are likewise open to interpretation with regard to what function they would carry out in the village, but there exact relationship to the village occupants does not need to be detailed. They are just General village buildings clustered together sharing walls with each other and getting the "feel" of a village.
As I have mentioned when displaying the compounds (and can be seen on building 4) I don't really plan what they will look like before I start. All I do is plan where they will go on the board, mark which edges face road and then start cutting the card.
As we now only have three weeks to go before BROADSIDE. Now is time to take stock. The show seems to be on course. The club tee shirts have taken a step backwards with the realisation that I was being over ambitious with their design.The Moon boards are finished and ready for Ainsty castings. I now just need to finish this game. I want it finished in 2 weeks time. I feel that is realistic but it will mean me pulling my finger out and stop procrastinating. But I think it should happen. Everything is set and ready to be finished so it's just a case of doing it.
That's today's Blog, Thanks for looking I'll post again Monday. Cheers Clint
Post Script: I had to edit post due to missing pics, which are now added.
Nice buildings Clint, were still sorting out our game for the show and we're running out of time!!!! We were doing a ACW game but now its a WWI, The Battle of Amiens 1918. I t should be good, fingers crossed!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're not there yet. But I have 3 weeks before they are needed. I'll try to finish it all for 2 weeks time, but have the following week off work, so I'm not stressing (yet).
DeleteI am sure it will be a good game (Amiens) and look forward to seeing it.
For "Ad Hoc" buildings I'm sure these will look great when finished - looking forward to seeing the set-up in its entirety.
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