In preparation for James and my game in the ongoing ¡En el filo! campaign this evening I have built a rather substantial Spanish Tavern for James to defend.
Like all the others it is a 200mm square of hardboard with the building made with foam-core and cardboard. The wooden doors and supporting beams are made of coffee stirrers and the roof are pantiles from Wills.
The texture is Vallejo pumice gel and the slabbed area out front is cereal packet.
Here are a few shots from different angles alongside a few Milicianos scouting it out in preparation for the attack of the Regulares.
I have also made some shock counter dice holders that match the bases of the Spanish Civil War troops better than the ones I have been using.
Great Taverna...and love those dice holders...a great idea..
ReplyDeleteHappy W
Excellent work once again!
ReplyDeleteOutstanding building; wouldn't look out of place on the Appian Way, either! ;-)
ReplyDeleteWell if you need one let me know.
DeleteThanks, I might have a crack at building something similar, myself...
DeleteThat's Ace Paul!!! Really great.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope James' chaps don't get too carried away with the San Miguel and fail their duties! :>)
Darrell.
Simply superb.
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Lovely stuff. Inspirational.
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps, battle report up now.
ReplyDeleteVery smart indeed...very much the kind of taverna I like spending the afternoon in with a large supply of serrano ham and a good rioja!!
ReplyDeleteVery impressive work!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps.
ReplyDeleteI am already planning the tapas and sangria to finish the campaign.