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 This piece was inspired by the great lighthouse of antiquity at Alexandria (Pharos) – one of the seven wonders of the world. The end-result owes something to that ancient wonder, but strayed a bit from its progenitor. If you’re curious about what the Alexandria lighthouse might have looked like, check out the artists reconstruction at either of the following web sites:
http://ce.eng.usf.edu/pharos/wonders/pharos.html
or http://www.cnn.com/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/9705/seven.wonders/lighthouse.html
My wife insists on calling this building an astrological observatory, and I can see why. It could just as easily serve as a lighthouse or an observatory. Either way, I had fun designing it for HADD2!
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 Guarding a key approach or pass into Elven lands stands the “Little Star”, a sturdy elven war tower.
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 I set out to make a fortress that would appear intimidating to the local peasants, yet easily fit on a wargame table. My focus was to make a fortress with a dark and serious feel.
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 This is a tower made from mainly from the Octogonal Tower mold. It represents a wizards tower, thus sporting a large study with big windows overlooking a busy city.
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 Once I had accumulated over 20 molds, I got to thinking one night on how you could improve on the Wizard's Tower. I started experimenting, then building, then before long I had a bigger and better version of the Wizard's Tower. I used pieces from 10 different molds plus one home made mold to build it.
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 This is a hexagon tower for use with Mage Knight, matching the standard terrain template E for a gatehouse.
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 This gladitorial arena is constructed using the following molds: Dragon Inn, Prison tower and basic floor tiles (though you could do it with just the dragons inn mold and a whole lot of patience). I doubt it’s fairly historically accurate but I like to think of this as a small city or countryside arena. Not as big or elaborate as its bigger brothers, this arena is more functional than artistic.
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Jun. 07, 2002, 10:04PM
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 A wargame terrain piece.
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Jun. 07, 2002, 05:25PM
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 As medieval warfare progressed, hoardings were invented and became a common tool in siege defenses. Before hoardings were invented, a defender had to lean out, thus exposing himself, in order to attack someone at the base of the wall. Hoardings allow a defender to drop items straight down, thus eliminating the attackers "safe zone" close up against the wall. I always wanted to give hoardings a shot, and this is what I came up with.
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 Deep in the underearth, the Star Bridge spans a bottomless chasm. A diorama for 28mm fantasy figures.
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