2D Silhouette Scenery

[jimduncanuk]

Here are some details of my 2D Silhouette Scenery.

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.com/2020/11/2d-silhouette-scenery.html

Perfect for 10mm figures on Heroscape tiles (40mm) but there may be other options is the future.

Jim

[fred.]

Those are very cool

[Steve J]

Very effective Jim. I saw something similar at Colours a few years ago with a teddy bear game (18mm figures I think), as well as a post on Bob Cordery's Blog. They would be perfect for my mdf figures too.

[jimduncanuk]

Very effective Jim. I saw something similar at Colours a few years ago with a teddy bear game (18mm figures I think), as well as a post on Bob Cordery's Blog. They would be perfect for my mdf figures too.

I'll be sharing my findings with Bob Cordery.

[Techno II]

Those look rather spiffy ! 

Cheers - Phil

[ianrs54]

Nice stuff

[steve_holmes_11]

Very nice, I can see a possible demand for a broader range of bases.

[jimduncanuk]

An update on the 2D Silhouette Scenery front.

http://jim-duncan.blogspot.com/2020/11/2d-silhouette-scenery-update.html

[paulr]

 

[Techno II]

Works very nicely, Jim.

Cheers - Phil.

[fred.]

These look good - how do they work in the game?

Is it the hex face / boundary that counts as terrain, or it it the hex itself?

[Steve J]

Very effective Jim.

[mmcv]

Those look really well all painted up and in play. Fits very nicely with the aesthetic of the figures.

[jimduncanuk]

These look good - how do they work in the game?

Is it the hex face / boundary that counts as terrain, or it it the hex itself?

Good question.

It is the hex.

I'll explain more in due course but a single hex is defined by a two edged piece of scenery which must match.

A three edged piece of scenery will define three beers so they must match as well.