More buildings

Today a have a new batch of buildings from the superb Warhammer Townscape. My city is growing...

The store (7)

The shed (8)

The hovel (29)

The latrine (37) and the dog kennel (14)

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The Rat King wants to steal the Easter Eggs! (A family holiday game)

Dear Gentlemen,

To celebrate Easter last weekend we played a family game involving some great miniatures and chocolate eggs...


The Plot:

It's Easter and all the kids in the small village get up early in the morning to look for their chocolate eggs. What they do not know is that just after the Easter bunnies came the Rat King and his minions: a dozen of rats and two terrible barrow rats.

Thanks God! (after all He has resurected) they got up just to see the terrible evil creatures entering the town so they got up their father and started a competition to save as much eggs as they could.


Credits:

The players are my kids (aged 3,6 and 8 and "experienced" rpg players) and me. The rules used are Frostgrave (more or less) in a homemade easy variant for younger players. The treasure counters are now chocolate eggs. The evil creatures move following the sequence used in rangers of the Shadow deep.

At the end The rats got 5 eggs, my kids (4,3 and 3) and myself only 2.

The town comes from Citadel townscape and the miniatures are Reaper Bones (rats and Barrow rats), Reaper metal for the villagers (superb boxed set the village of Kullhaven) and Copplestone castings (The Rat King of limehouse). The tiny cat that appears in a miniature base comes from Eureka miniatures.

More Warhammer Townscape

I keep on building the complete blood on the streets set.

Today I show you:

The Large house (3)

The Low House (11)

The cottage (27)

The Toll Booth (17) and the Shack (6)

The Watchtower (21)

Easy to build and superb models.

Farm fields and other scenery

Today I post some scenery I've been building.
It will be used in a forthcoming Oldhammer mini-campaign I'm preparing called The growing of Golluth's Whaag!

First: Some farm fields. Great results with little work and resources. Just check the TerrainTutor videos for really easy and cool ideas.

Second: The stone walls from Warlord Games/Italeri. Really usefull for both historic and fantasy wargames.

An finally The Rough Inn from the Wrahammer Townscape buildings (nº15). I have the complete set in pdf and I'm slowlly working on all the buildings. Cool buildings for a vintage feel.

Sorry for the dark pictures but it was late at night and I didn' have a lot of time.

Thanks for looking