Now I only have to find the sheet of balsa wood which must be somewhere here and then I can start boarding up some of the windows. And as soon as I'm back at my apartment I'll add some sand and rubble.
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Saturday, March 3, 2012
Ruins built
I've spent several hours with cutting und glueing yesterday and today and now I've done with the 5 ruins (my cat also likes them):
Now I only have to find the sheet of balsa wood which must be somewhere here and then I can start boarding up some of the windows. And as soon as I'm back at my apartment I'll add some sand and rubble.
Now I only have to find the sheet of balsa wood which must be somewhere here and then I can start boarding up some of the windows. And as soon as I'm back at my apartment I'll add some sand and rubble.
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Watch out! A Biotitan is attacking! :D
ReplyDeleteDrive that furry beast back to whence it came. ;-)
ReplyDeleteDie Ruinen sehen schon mal gut aus. Insbesondere die noch halb stehenden Innenwände gefallen mir.
ReplyDeleteTäuscht das oder haben deine Fenster einen leicht argosianischen Einschlag?
Danke dir!
ReplyDeleteGut beobachtet - da hast du garnicht mal so Unrecht: beim Gebäude mit der größten Bodenplatte (rechts hinten) sind an den Außenwänden über den Fenstern Dreiecke, sodass es sich von den anderen abhebt (Stichwort: Verwaltunggebäude).
Ausnahmslos alle Fenster haben außerdem Fensterbänke (bietet später Platz für Sandsäcke etc.)