the extent of my error is visible here,
the blue at the back of each section is the depth that needed to be added
the smaller wall sections are nearly completed
the bastions are a lot more work,
I have been adding the details as I go
at the end of the night I took a break from fussy little details
and whipped up a stairway it isn't quite done but I made good progress
The sheer physical size of this project still catches me off guard. At almost two feet long and eighteen inches wide the bastions are hefty items to handle and have a huge total surface area. Cladding these items in card continues and will take some time. I will be mounting each piece on thin plywood to ease handling and (hopefully) reduce damage during transport.
How big is this going to be when complete? Just looking at the bastions alone is quite impressive a view. How will guns be mounted on the bastions? Are there going to be firing slits?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on an awe inspiring project.
Jerry
There will be gunports cut into the parapet, dozens of them, between them will be firing steps for the infantry. There will be wooden gun decks on top of the paved surface of the wall. It will be almost five feet along a side (it is a regular square) and seven feet across the corners
DeleteAre you planning to add a room to house this? just kidding....What an awesome project! Kudos to you.
DeleteIt will appear (or portions thereof) mostly along an edge or at Convention games. I do have a friend with a ballroom that will accommodate a game this size.
DeleteLooks excellent already!
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