Today Mark, Maff and myself were all discussing terrain options through email, trying to determine what sort of terrain bits would be needed for a good Alcovian battlefield. One of the things that came up was an old project I have made, nicknamed Kardograd.
When I was big into FOW, I had built town out of carboard scaled to 15mm. As the town was built on the fly and without any sort of measuring it's a little vague in it's actual scale. It included several multi-story ruins as well as many totally ruined buildings reduced to mere corners. The centerpiece had been a church, complete with bell tower. All of this was made on the fly for a game of FOW that was supposed to be played the next day. All of it was unfinished and constructed for maximum functionality by game time. The game was a success and great fun.
Flash forward to Alcovia and I pulled Kardograd out of it's tattered box to see if it would work for the 20mm figs and vehicles that I had for the Alcovia project. I snapped a few pictures of a building full of troops as well as some laid out in a sample street.
I think it works well. Take a look and tell me what you think...
For more on this terrain check out this post on my main blog, I See Lead People.
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3 comments:
It's in scale for 20mm alright.
Brilliant mate! Told you. That city block (bottom left) looks pure Vilnius from Ghost Recon.
Cheers
Mark
Thanks gents!
Some of the doors a bit wee, but nobody's counting. The difference really is about the same as you have with the differences between different lines of minis/terrain.
BTW, bottom left and right are same piece front and back.
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