The Rommel Operation Brevity scenario required some sea tiles. These are impassible to troops and vehicles but artillery can fire over them. I decided to go with the 13cm square tiles from the
BigRedBat's Shop again, no concerns here about placing bases on the tiles as noted above. I have used up my original order, so a second order was placed. This should cover my needs for 10 further mountain tiles and some wadi tiles. Should be then good.
Again I used
Elmer's Wood Filler as the base; this really is excellent stuff, it is quite cheap and workable. I tried to put a double pattern in with straight horizontal lines to represent the beach and curved lines to represent the water. I used both Citadel and VMC paints. It was pretty simple and I like how it came out.
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Stegadon Scale Green base highlighted with Sotek Green |
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Highlighted with Citadel Temple Guard Blue |
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Highlighted with VMC Sky Blue |
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Highlighted with VMC Pale Grey Blue |
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Final highlight of Citadel Scar White. A border of very fine sand was then added , had to remember that this was 1/285 scale. Once I get the polyurethane out to do the bases, I will apply some to the water. |
I enjoyed doing these and they look good on the table. I will be getting my first game of Rommel in this Thursday with my friend Adam. I am looking quite forward to it. I am hoping to post a playtest of the rules before then.
Nice work on the partial sea tiles!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeletethanks, they look good I think
DeleteGreat color on those tiles!
ReplyDeleteyes it did come out well
DeleteVery nice job on these, John!
ReplyDeleteWell you are an old hand yourself Peter
DeleteWonderful and realistic water effects!
ReplyDeleteI thought so!
Deletethanks AJ
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