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Hello all,

I have not posted here in a very long time it seems. I hope everyone is keeping safe and well. I thought I would share some of my recent work on a few 20mm WW2 Hamlets/ farmhouses.

First of is here is a ruined one:



And here is a dramatic photo of it.



I had a lot of fun building these, trying to make them interesting and unique.

Regards

TFT

Don't play Bolt Action, but that looks really sharp.

Agreed. All the best bits of a diorama and terrain, to boot. Great work!

Thank you folks, I appreciate the kind words.

This is an intact one I did:




I built it in two parts for ease of storage:



TFT

looking great, bolt action isnt that 28 mm

Very cool and well modelled pieces, I especially like that you've photoshopped them into a setting for added realism.

Thanks for the replies and kind words. I do like editing images to add a bit of drama. Yes bolt action is normally played in 28mm. I build these terrain sets for 20mm wargaming and not for bolt action.


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The final 20mm ww2 scenery, hamlet / farm.





My main inspo for these was from playing the RTS company of heroes, the maps are often littered with little farm complexes.

-TFT

Looks great! Do the walls/buildings come from kits?

Hankovitch wrote:
Looks great! Do the walls/buildings come from kits?

Thanks, no everything is scratch built.

Cool as hell!

Thanks for the kind words, here is another shot I edited recently:



TFT

Dude, glorious work. Really awesome stuff!

Thank you very much