It’s been one of
those very nice and long weekends! I have played two great games on my new desert
table, and also found time to work on
my “hobby pledge” for February. Can a weekend get any better?
After “ending” my
work on my city terrain several years ago, I had lots of various bits and
parts left. I also acquired a couple of sets from Linus some years ago, one of them was the “Aquila”. I have always wanted
to build one more “monumental building” to go with my city table, so I bought a
couple of extra kits and “dived right in”. One of the goals was to use "all" of
the parts that where “undamaged”, and I also wanted a building that was intact;
meaning I would have to handle removing floors in order to be able to use
different levels (hobby tip - GW fantasy movement trays works great) during war gaming (as well as for painting purposes). I started assabling - confident I had plenty of parts for the project.... As it turned out the building became so big I needed some extra panels, thx Jørn
fore coming to my rescue!
Anyway, here are
some pictures of the assembled building.
As I am currently
also working on my new city table (and my “servitors in the crypt” are working
late elsewhere this week ;) ), I am not sure if I am able to paint this one
before the end of February. But at least the assembly is finished.
Cheers,
Ørnulv
So... Are you ever going to get around to building a couple of tall buildings, instead of all these low-rise ones? ;)
ReplyDeleteJoking aside; I really like how the Shrine of the Aquilla combines with the older Basilica and Sanctum Imperialis Cities of Death kits.
Looking forward to seeing this all painted up.