Here are a few more shots of the town of Gettysburg. All the buildings, fences and trees are just placed on top of a ground board. This way things can be moved or removed to allow for the placement of troops during the game.
I would like to thank Captain Richard from http://captainrichardsminiaturecivilwar.blogspot.com/
for the wonderful buildings he makes for his layout. The Eagle Hotel wall was inspired by the Captain's work from this post here.
and Pat from http://wargamingwithsilverwhistle.blogspot.com/
for the fantastic post on his Old West town here. This post by Pat came along at just the right time as I was about to start on the making of Gettysburg.
If you have not visited these sites before.... get over and have a look, you will not be disappointed!!
Absolutely stunning Rodger!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it, will be there as soon as I can in the afternoon. I hope my troops will already be ensconced on Little Round Top by then!
Craig
Nice thought Craig.I think we should be able to claim a massive moral victory if we take Little Round Top!!
DeleteWonderful, I really like these pics!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work on this Rodger , nice pics and great conception .
ReplyDeleteGreetings .
great work is going to be a fantastic game looking forward to seeing pictures
ReplyDeleteVery classy table top. Looks like a museum piece, actually. Best wishes on the game - I'm sure it'll be grand. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful stuff. I too am looking forward to the game report. Should be fun.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking town for sure!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Glorious. So looking forward to Saturday and Sunday.
ReplyDeleteRussell
Oh, and Happy (if that's the right word) 150th anniversary of Day 3 of the Battle of Gettysburg.
ReplyDeleteThey look amazing cant wait to put the troops down and enjoy two great days of gaming, and catch up with the guys
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! Looking forward to seeing it in person.
ReplyDeleteThat's some truly amazing terrain.
ReplyDeleteRodger, thanks for the comments, you are doing some excellent work there, love those side streets..nice Rodger, real nice
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