Corunna bathtubbed – progress

Since this morning’s post the required spray paints have arrived. Hills have been varnished, then sprayed green and brown and re-varnished. Stream tiles were sprayed green, varnished and then thickly applied with a mix of blues and greys from tester pots using an old kids’ craft painting brush, then revarnished.

The new bits and pieces

With the new hills and streams in place I am almost there. Grid lines need to be drawn on the new tiles, the sea/river section must be painted, a bridge made and trees sought from the Toy Cupboard or the loft (or made from scratch if not found)*.

Most of the terrain is ready

* Trees are made by making small woollen pompoms in the traditional manner, then attaching them to thin dowel rods on a circular MDF base. They are then based in pairs. Two bases (four trees) are impenetrable, one base (two trees) is passable by infantry or light cavalry.

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General Whiskers

Wargaming butterfly (mainly solo), unpainted model figure amasser, and Historical Re-enactor of the black powder era.

One thought on “Corunna bathtubbed – progress”

  1. Well, it appears that I have given away to a junior wargamer most of my hom- made wool pompom trtees. So I will have to rethink and probably use some normal wargame trees in their place. ☹️

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