All the building basing completed today with the most excellent help of my friends Roy Scaife and John Lantz who put the majority of the base coat of paint down on the sand so that all I needed to do was dry-brush the highlight and tuff them (using Highland tuffs from Army Painter).
I've also finished painting a wagon for the town (from 4Ground). Below you can see pictures of the completed table, with accessories, and the two gangs out for a bit of a shoot'em up.
Pictures below ... a bit washed out because of the flash, but it gives you the general idea of the overall table.
That's it for now ... onto finishing the guns for my M&T game.
stunning looking table very well done hope all goes well at the con
ReplyDeletePeace James
Thanks James!
DeleteThat are a greate project, looking soooooo very god !
ReplyDeleteI must admit that the prepainted houses look ace, much better then expected.
Now I only missing some horses by the hitches.
Looking forward to the first AAR:)
Best regards Michael
Thanks Michael. Indeed, I've been really impressed by 4Ground. Their stuff looks great out of the box, and even better if you spend a minute or two touching up some of the ends (like the notches that fit into the roof). I'll definitely needs to drum up some horses :-)
DeleteThat's a great looking table. Can't wait to see some games take place on it
ReplyDeleteThank you. Should have some pictures up this time next week from the convention :-)
DeleteGreat looking table! Is that a 4x4 surface to game on?
ReplyDeleteHey styx! The whole table is a little over 3'x4' ... the actual playing surface (sanded area) is a couple inches under 3'x4' (which is plenty for DMH).
DeleteI see some really nice signage on the buildings. How did you do that?
ReplyDeleteHi Kris. Great Escape Games has those building signs (and others) up on their website for download (http://www.greatescapegames.co.uk/dead-mans-hand/downloads). They are specifically designed to fit exactly in the 4Ground buildings.
DeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring! It's just f***ing awesome.
ReplyDeletelol!! Thank you sir! :-)
DeleteStunning looking game table Jay!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks - I think this was one of my faster projects, started on June 1st ... almost three months isn't too bad (for me at least) :-)
DeleteJeez Jay, will you quit making lame-ass hobbyists like myself look bad with yet ANOTHER outstanding project?
ReplyDeleteBeautifully executed and I'm looking forward to gaming on it in T-minus 3 days and a wake up!
lol ... thank you sir! I'm extremely excited for the convention ... beer stocked up .. games ready ... just need to get finished with pesky work stuff ;-)
DeleteAwesome, Jay!
ReplyDeleteThanks - and thank you for making such a great game!!
DeleteBrilliant
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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