Wednesday, 4 July 2018

'Roman' Viaduct

Over the past few days of sunny weather I took myself out into the garden to start this piece which I am rather pleased with. Its not quite finished as I need to add some building materials and rubble at each end. I don't have any Romans and have no desire to start them or a Gangs of Rome project, but I reckoned this wouldn't look out of place in some games set during the Italian Wars or in the wars of the French Revolution in northern Italy.  I don't envisage people fighting over it, but plan simply for it to be a table edge piece of scenery. We shall see what it looks like in a few weeks.

16 comments:

  1. That it a gorgeous bit of scenery! It would be a challenging part of a game's terrain for s skirmish game - imagine the Duellists in a winner takes all scene on the top!

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  2. That is a lovely piece of scenery!

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  3. Oh that looks such fun. what a piece to fight over.

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  4. A masterpiece, very evocative and just perfect!

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  5. It is a nice model and with some rubble scattered around and creepers climbing up the supports it coud be a stunning piece. as you say very much an item that could feature in the wars of Italy.

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    1. Thanks Paul. I am rubbling and adding creepers today.

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  6. You have done a really nice job on this Colin...

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  7. Impressive - who sells it?

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    1. Hi Doug.iirc both bits are from their Gangs of Rome range. Not expensive and easy to put to gather. Colin

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  8. Ah yes, they were at Carronade and had some very nice stuff. I didn't notice the aqueduct.

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  9. No Romans? That sorry state of affairs wants rectifying pdq! Nice work on the MDF model, perhaps an arena might look nice next?

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    1. Thank you David. No to the Romans, for now at any rate. Need to get cracking on my War of 1812 and/or the Italian Wars stuff in what’s left of this year

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  10. Nice piece of scenery Colin. Maybe I could be privileged to try some duelling round it when I visit "in a few weeks"? Chris
    http://notjustoldschool.blogspot.com/

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