Finished up the terrain today. Plan to use it (along with a previously made throne room/megaron, in skirmish games. The picture below could be captioned with, "Welcome home dear. I just drew the bath for you. "
I may add some type of device (similar to a fleur-de-lis) on the top of the column between the lions - I've seen it illustrated in some recreations.
The terrain is in three sections - and for gaming purposes will be the main entry point for attackers/defenders. The left wall doesn't have the crenallations on one side as this was facing the inside of the citadel. I only added the crenallated parapets on both sides of the right side wall, which was a sort of a bastion. The citadel itself was built on a fairly steep hill, and was naturally protected on most of the sides. In fact, the stone walls were built along the natural lines of the hill.
Close-ups of the wall sections.
The rear side of the terrain - I was too lazy to carve stone work on the interior.
Thanks for visiting the blog as always, and wishing you all the best!
Thats come out really well Dean!
ReplyDeleteI loved standing beneath the real one and just...staring at it! Amazing
Lucky! Do you have photos from this trip?
DeleteWow- that looks amazing. Well done.
ReplyDeleteIts great work Dean and I do like your "welcome home" group, too!
ReplyDeleteThe walls are monumental! I bet we see this a lot in your setups.
ReplyDeleteThese walls are terrific, Dean!
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