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I haven’t been feeling inspired this week; too much outside world creeping in, I suppose, but I did finish up one little scenery project for my “scenic bases” upgrade.  I got the Mantic Terrain Crate walls as part of the Kickstarter a while back.  They look well enough, but are very thin and there is no way they will stand by themselves on a table (to allow them to be reconfigurable).  I decided the thing to do with them was to group them into a couple of basic enclosures. Last fall I got a buch of irregularly shaped masonite scenery bases with beveled edges, so I sorted around to find ones that the rectangles of the walls would fit.

 

Having a bit of extra space at one corner, I planted a few trees to give it an organic feel.

 

Prince August true (small) 25mm figures are shown for a scale estimate.  These would be pretty petite walls against Reaper figures, I think.

 

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I considered adding crops or headstones, but decided that it was best to leave the interior fairly open to allow deployment of troops on 60mm square multiple figure bases.

 

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