The bocage now features a cast base, rather than built up wood + rocks, making it a bit lighter and a bit easier to make a slew of. The mines of Melia are rolling!
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Saturday, April 14, 2012
More test pieces from Luke's Terrain Mines
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Flames of War,
Terrain
Luke's been working on some new stuff and experimenting with different ideas. He asked me to share them with you.
The bocage now features a cast base, rather than built up wood + rocks, making it a bit lighter and a bit easier to make a slew of. The mines of Melia are rolling!
The bocage now features a cast base, rather than built up wood + rocks, making it a bit lighter and a bit easier to make a slew of. The mines of Melia are rolling!
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