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Made in us
Brigadier General






Chicago

Ok, not technically my first time, but in the past I've just used sci-fi bits here and there to detail buildings, but this time a buddy gave me a bunch of fieldstone bricks he had cast and I built a variety of stone walls/fences for my medieval village. Pics, molds used/needed, and painting process here: http://chicagoskirmish.blogspot.com/2015/05/fieldstone-walls-with-hirst-arts-blocks.html





After building 20 of these I determined that I probably don't have the patience to cast bricks myself, but I certainly do enjoy building with them. I worked up a couple of other items with some leftover bricks that I'll post up later.

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Hardened Veteran Guardsman





Awesome man! They look like ancient ruins
   
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Round 2
There were a bunch of floor pieces and arch pieces leftover from the bags of bricks my buddy gave me so I whipped up some waterfront scenics.
http://chicagoskirmish.blogspot.com/2015/05/waterfront-sections-with-hirst-arts.html

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Cosmic Joe





That waterfront looks amazing. I wish I had something like that for some story based Cryx missions.



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Chicago

Thanks!
They're all pretty basic, but should definitely add to our battlefields.

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