I also finished off a regiment of 15mm goblin archers These little guys should take that army to over a 1,000 points now.
Monday, August 26, 2019
Minefields for Bolt Action
These minefields were quite an easy bit of terrain to make, especially as I already had some pieces of wood cut to the right size. I wasn't quite sure how much fencing to put up but felt that a warning sign and a bit of barbed wire helped 'theme' it. I also thought about having a few mines scattered about on the ground but couldn't think what to use to represent the mines so passed on that idea-they could always be added later.
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Good stuff. Those goblins look great, and the choice of different manufacturers and different skin colours helps them look like an unruly mob.
ReplyDeleteI did different skin colours for mine too, but stayed more or less within the greens.
Thanks, another regiment of rabble next I think.
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