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Tremendous work Cam. Hat's off on the portrait... amazing.

Thank you so much folks. Means the world to see you all.

The dimensions are 300mm x 200mm give or take for the overall size of each floor. So as playable as I can make it.

Next up is the Police station.


More soon.

Progress. Police station with cell and offices for officers.









Thanks for looking. Soon be done.

I look forward to some... good moaning

Thanks graven.

Todays progress. Think I might call it.









Thanks for looking. On to some scatter while I mull over these buildings, as to ifn I wants to add out!

I think that's a job well done Cam.

That's a great building. I especially like the bricks from the damaged walls being on the inside-- that's a nice, game-able touch.

Another snazzy bit of terrain!

Thanks folks.

Bit of scatter...


And next building, aiming for WWII village hall come hospital that's bomb damaged.




Thanks for looking.

That scatter comes from different centuries.

Well carts were still in use in 1940s Europe, the grey one is actually WWII German Kampwagon!

Sorry, I was looking at it with American eyes. I don't *think* the covered wagons lasted as long here (or at least didn't mix as commonly with modern cars). I could be wrong though... not a historian.

I should a progressive nation such as yours lost the wagon very early in the motor world.

I think you're right Cam- given the distances in North America (Canada has similar challenges, probably Mexico too) there would have been pressure to develop father-reaching faster transportation. But the 'tried and true' ways hung on in some places: in my region of the Finger Lakes in New York State milk was delivered in the major towns and their suburbs by horse-drawn milk float in to the 1960's.

And I'm still waiting for my Jonny Quest Jet Pack!

Thanks folks.








Calling that done.

Looks good! Where are the hot nurses?

Thanks Gits.

Next WWII French Chapel damaged of course.







And a couple scatter pieces...


Thanks for looking.

I think you need some scorch marks around the damaged areas. Looking fantastic for sure!

Thanks Gits.

At last I have some orks on my table....

Very cool!

The lads...


The start of their new ride...



Thanks for looking.

Waagh, and so forth

Love the way the orks pop!

Thanks guys.

Still WIP and missed yhe deadline but....





Thanks for looking.

Spiffy!

Beautiful work as always

Everyone should have some orks on their table. Looking good so far!

Thanks folks.

Here is the finished ork speeder.









Thanks for looking.

Dat Der is genius.

Very clever Cam.