10mm Watermill - WIP

[Steve J]

would like to see your gaming table

Check out his Blog for some pics of his terrain etc. All very nice.

[TinyTerrain]

Thanks for all the comments......so like all my terrain the water mill is modular, giving me plenty of options when laying out my table. Here's a section of the river, Steve's original barn and my recently made add on mill annexe as separate parts :



And the mill "constructed" from the front:



and the rear:



The annexe was a simple block of foam with stones etched into it, some corrugated card, and some roof slates from my bits box. The paint job was done to match the barn, and some foliage added to match the barns ground cover. I just need to make the stone leat which will be a 10 minute job using some more foam.

A big thank you to Steve J for the barn he gave me which started this project.

Cheers,

Craig
Tiny Terrain Models

[nikharwood]

Looks great, Craig 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Brilliant stuff! 

[Steve J]

You've done a great job on matching your building to mine Craig and the end result is brilliant . The corrugated cardboard works a treat IMHO.

[Techno]

Terrific !
Cheers - Phil

[TinyTerrain]

Last post from me on this.......for Lemmey, with completed leat:





I am going to give this terrain a run out at the weekend, with a little Chain of Command game, Brits v Germans '44.

Cheers,

Craig
Tiny Terrain Models

[Techno]

That is damn fine Craig !
Cheers - Phil

[Womble67]

Just lovely

take care

andy

[Leon]

 

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

That is so simple but so effective. Really nicely done. Wow!
 

[Steve J]

Now that Lemmey is happy Craig can now sleep soundly in his bed... . Now I just want to see a 'The Eagle Has Landed' scenario with the mill centre stage .

[fred.]

Now I just want to see a 'The Eagle Has Landed' scenario with the mill centre stage .

Strangely I was thinking just the same thing...

[TinyTerrain]

No doubt, it will have to be done

[nikharwood]

Superb, mate, superb