What size 10mm hills?

[Leman]

Thanks for that Norm. It certainly shows up well on some of the ground level shots. It's the kind of thing I would be looking to use with my 10mm and 6mm stuff.

[NeilCFord]

I am now the proud owner of 32, 30cm sq pieces of 6mm MDF, which will now for the basis of my hills project. Once I get all my outstanding basic done of course.

- Neil.

[Orcs]

This strikes me of having an element of 'how long is a piece of string?' about it.

or "How High is a Hill"

[NeilCFord]

or "How High is a Hill"

In my case somewhere between 12 and 24mm (2 to 4 layers).

- Neil.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Anything that has a separate peak, under 2000ft or 600m!
According to Wikipedia anyway!

[Norm]

Yeah .... Wiki .... what do they know?

everyone knows it's more like 12 - 24mm, with some flattish bits so things don't slide down and a smattering of flocky / sandy type stuff.

next thing you know, Wiki will be saying they are made from rock, well if that's true, what's the point of polystyrene and insulation board?

[FierceKitty]

No point. The driving force behind the development of metallurgy is that soft materials (such as copper, not to mention polystyrene) won't keep a point or an edge long enough to be useful.

[Techno]

I dunno....



Cheers - Phil (Now back to the hills,)

[fsn]

Please tell me that's a photo you found on Google!

Please tell me that's not your bedroom!   

[Techno]

Please tell me that's a photo you found on Google!

Yes !.....Searching for polystyrene swords.  

Please tell me that's not your bedroom!  

No.....My bedroom usually has a mess of Labradors on the duvitt.

Cheers - Phil

[paulr]

No.....My bedroom usually has a mess of Labradors on the duvitt.

That is a very appropriate collective noun for Labradors

[fsn]

Yes !.....Searching for polystyrene swords.  

No.....My bedroom usually has a mess of Labradors on the duvitt.

Cheers - Phil

Thank goodness! that duvet cover!


I believe the best knives nowadays are ceramic.

[Techno]

Thank goodness! that duvet cover!

Not my taste either, Nobby. 
Cheers - Phil