Latest batch of terrain that I have been working on for the Mediterranean is as follows:
Olive Groves (I got this idea from the excellent 'Wargaming Crete in WWII' Facebook page), Vineyards, Cypress trees , Orchards, Terraced Hills, Stonewalling and wooden gates, Blockhouse and a dug-in WWII Pillbox.
The WW2 vehicles and the Italians in this post have been painted by the very talented Nick of Moiterei's bunte Welt blog fame.
The Terraced Hill is from Grand Manner.
The terraced hill can be used with the Windmill or be more period specific with the Napoleonic Blockhouse or WWII dug-in Pillbox.
The Blockhouse is from Grand Manner which I have pimped slightly and then painted.
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Very nice work Pat.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding!
ReplyDeleteStunning stuff, I need to make a vineyard at some point.
ReplyDeleteAmazing terrain work, Pat!
ReplyDeleteStunning workmanship. I could use something like this if only I had your talent.
ReplyDeleteExtraordinary stuff Pat! Simply stunning terrain. The different options for the hill is a neat idea... might have to 'borrow' that one.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting.
Cheers
Matt
Excellent setting! Very realistic scenic items!!
ReplyDeleteYou never disappoint Pat, what a superb trip in the vineyards, among the olive trees ... and history!
ReplyDeleteAmazing stuff as always Pat! Nice touch having that hill with the multi-use era structures!
ReplyDeleteExcellent terrain additions once more Pat, love the amount of photos you always put up.
ReplyDeletecheers John
Thanks very much chaps.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding work Pat.
ReplyDeleteThat’s simply gorgeous Pat! Great to see ‚my‘ Italians roaming across such a beautiful table.
ReplyDeleteSo only been working on a few things huh?😀
ReplyDeleteI was going to say stunning terrain but others have already used that word enough. This is simply awe inspiring terrain: beautiful appearance and seems functional for gaming.
The versatility of that hill is great as well.
Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteMost excellent! I´ve looked at the bigger versions of the pics..I can see how you´ve made the vines but not how they are made..if you know what I mean...so..how are they made? :-)
ReplyDeletePretty straight forward really Paul, a step-by-step guide will be in the new book.
DeleteSiempre consigues superarte. Un trabajo impresionante.
ReplyDeleteWargame heaven!!!! Absolutely amazing! Well done!
ReplyDeleteReally very impressed with this! Your collection goes from strength to strength.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Best wishes,
Jeremy
You have really a great eye for what works well on the table. Beautiful additions yet again! /Mattias
ReplyDeleteThanks again chaps for your kind words.
ReplyDeletePat.
More stunning terrain, looking forward to the new book so I can do some vineyards, using the old book at the moment to do winter trees,worked a treat!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
The hilltop variants are just stunning, what a genius idea.
ReplyDeleteWow, absolutely beautiful work Pat. Hat's off!
ReplyDeleteThanks again chaps, much appreciated.
ReplyDeletePat.
Fantastically accurate and attractive scenery Pat - absolutely outstanding!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Pat. It all looks so real.
ReplyDeleteSomehow missed this Post, but glad I saw it as it's fantastic as usual! I'm really looking forward to your second book as your first one is top shelf.
ReplyDeleteChristopher