Terrific! 

Where did you get the fields of standing corn?

Link seems to have fixed itself. Lots of pictures of even more niceness.

Looking really good.

Quote from: General Bt Sherman on 03 November 2015, 05:17:50 PM
The Labels are color coded by brigade for easy identification.

Bryan

Thanks Bryan, in the pictures they look white and distract a very little from the overall look of the game, which is fantastic.
In photography bright areas like these are referred to as "hot spots" and are a type of distraction...

Quote from: Ithoriel on 03 November 2015, 04:06:50 PM
Paul, surely the point of labels is that they should stand out?

Yes, but not too much if you are a picky bugger like me

Just brilliant

Take care

Andy

thate is very inspiring!! great looking game, and lovely looking figures.

Great work!

A thing of beauty!

Quote from: paulr on 03 November 2015, 10:59:01 PM
Thanks Bryan, in the pictures they look white and distract a very little from the overall look of the game, which is fantastic.
In photography bright areas like these are referred to as "hot spots" and are a type of distraction...

Yes, but not too much if you are a picky bugger like me

This is a good point. I think I have a way I can reduce this effect for my next game.

Bryan

Quote from: Westmarcher on 03 November 2015, 07:31:54 PM
Terrific! 

Where did you get the fields of standing corn?

I made the corn myself. Here's my blog post about them.
http://oncampaign.blogspot.com/2012/07/10-15mm-cornfields.html
Bryan

That is insanely cool

Beautiful troops and set up. Looks like a battle. 

I like the way you are using casualty markers rather than dice.

Rob

I think cleaning up the edges of the flags would be time well spent; little white lines do rather negate mimesis.
Super terrain, let me add.

Quote from: FierceKitty on 05 November 2015, 11:32:26 PM
I think cleaning up the edges of the flags would be time well spent; little white lines do rather negate mimesis.
Super terrain, let me add.

And I thought I was being picky mentioning the white labels... 

Oh, you were.