I have just been putting together some hex based scenics for my city scape WWII game, These tanks are probably under scale, but they work quite well with the figures and from a hex point of view, it allows both the terrain and the figures to co-exist easily in the same hex.
I picked up some floor protectors from Wilko's (UK) for just £1. Ignore the cycle caps next to them, these will be machinery or silo's on another piece. Six protectors stacked (they are self adhesive) and toped with a cork protector (sold for £1.50), the whole thing is wrapped in paper, painted and then the 'runners' added.
That looks spot on, and dead handy!
Good idea
Excellent for early WWI in the industrial regions of Belgium and Northern France.
Looks interesting, I'll pop into our local Wilko's tomorrow and have a gander.
Good work, Norm. Round constructs for 10mm are a pig to make usually.
Quote from: Hertsblue on 19 August 2014, 08:41:25 AM
Round constructs for 10mm are a pig to make usually.
MiniBits round MDF bases? Must be cheaper, too.
Found, purchased and stored away. The cork bits are in a pack of 24 in different sizes of which 8 fit our bill quite nicely.