Home
for many during the Great Italian Wars was either some sort of rude
shelter made of thatch, a branch and sod structure or a tent. These I
have done my best to model.
We have the thatch type shelter
The sod and branch type
The basic tent ( A Rendera model)
And the more upmarket tent ( The top is a Rendera bell tent)
These are the images I was working from
I
ran out of time to do the fire and the shelter housing the barrels but
they and a baggage train will follow in due course. The figures are from
last weeks entry just to give some scale.
All the best
Iain
Great attention to detail Ian.
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Great shelters Iain :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin!
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Some lovely canvas there, Iain - that's all the home a mercenary soldier got most of the time!
ReplyDeleteYeah, reckon your right there Evan.
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Very nice!
ReplyDeleteCheers Barks.
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Great entry Iain.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray.
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Nice work Ian.
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thank you Christopher.
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Great little camp, Iain! Now which one is the beer tent? :)
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I haven't finished the beer tent, I guess I should of prioritised it!
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It's a very cool camp. I always like seeing stuff like this in the background of a gaming table!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rod, yes I agree it's nice to have a bit of additional specific scenery, I think scenery is what I'll be doing for a while after the challenge.
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Temporary homes are still homes. A very pleasing entry.
ReplyDeleteThanks Clint!
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What a great entry. I really like the fact that you were working off of a period illustration for your inspiration - respect for your history and modelling skills!
ReplyDeleteThank you Padre, it was a great couple of evenings knocking these out and I've been meaning to do them for ages!
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