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Hi! That hill was built for my desert gaming table for Warhammer 40k. As several people commented in different forums its not 100% the yellow of the egg! I do not know if this is an old saw in english.


Here you can read more tutorial information: http://tabletop-lenny.blogspot.de/2012/09/tabletop-terrain-pimp-my-modell-hill.html

All the best!
Lenny

I have no idea what you mean by your first sentence. At all.

Nice hill though.

L. Wrex

hehe! Its a sayin: wich means that the yellow part of an egg is the best! So the hill wasnt like the egg yolk. Thats why I had to pimp it! ;-) In German we say: Nicht das Gelbe vom Ei! hehe!

I think he means it is not the best it could be. I don't think we have a saying in English about things being the yellow of the egg though; perhaps the "bee's knees" would suit

But it is a pretty cool looking hill.

 SilverMK2 wrote:
I think he means it is not the best it could be. I don't think we have a saying in English about things being the yellow of the egg though; perhaps the "bee's knees" would suit

That'd be the correct translation, yes

Thx! ;-)

np

The hill does look cool though. The second picture remembers me of the Weathertop of Lord of the Rings, you know, where Aragorn and the hobbits set camp, just in that tight crack...