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I'm a bit of a born-again wargamer! I played many of the Games Workshop games when I was in my teens and early twenties, but left the hobby behind when I went to University. Over the last few years I have gradually got back into it and am literally having a ball! I'll play pretty much anything now, ranging from ancient historical to the far future! I think that I get more out of the painting side of things than actually playing, but that might just be because I get more opportunity. Hence the title...this blog is all about the colour of war!!

Monday, 26 November 2012

General Store in the Works

Another wee update on the World Works Games terrain. Here we have a General Store over two stories. As you can see, the second story just sits on the first so you can easily lift it off. The quality of the textures is first class and I'm really looking forward to getting more done. I have a dozen more floor tiles to finish and I'l probably concentrate on more tiles until I have at least 3 foot square.
Single story on the four tiles.

Roof off. The stairs look quite nice inside.

Built up to 2 stories. There will be a balcony on the front when finished.

The stairs are now outside. The edging is still to be done, too.
The roof is off. I like the rug on this tile.

As you can see, the stories just lift off.

All the above...yes, all of it...comes apart to just this little pile! 

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  1. The only comment I would make is that I don't like perfectly flat roofs for any kind of western building. Its okay if its not a pitched roof but it should at least be slanted to let moisture roll off of it.

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    1. That's a reasonable point. On the plus side, it means you can place figures on the roof, though. The buildings do actually come with pitched roofs too, so I'll do one of them soon so you can see what it looks like.

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  2. That's a great looking building!

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  3. Hi Ian, do have an award thing:

    http://caliban-somewhen.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/liebster-blog-award.html

    All the best!
    Paul

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