Scenery Techniques and Structures

There are a plethora of excellent sites that provide detailed instruction on how to construct scenery. I have provide links to these sites on my Links page. What you will find below are techniques I believe that are not to be found elsewhere. I hope that you will find them of interest and use.

Scenery Techniques

A pair of barrow mounds, a vineyard, an orchard, some hills and woods. (All hosted on the Fanaticus Site)

An oasis that doubles as a camp for my Kyrenean Greeks

A dedicated table to game on.

Greg's favourite basing technique.

Hills that figures can stand up on!

Impassable terrain is another of the terrain categories found under the DBA rules.

Mark's favourite basing technique.

An orchard that can act as impassable terrain, a camp or a built up area (BUA).

Rough going is one of the terrain categories found under the DBA rules that has an varying effects, depending upon troop types.

Terrain boards: Version 1.

Terrain boards: Version 2.!

Terrain standards.

A vineyard that can act as rough going.

Woods as a playable terrain feature.

Structures

A "Barker Marker", Greek Temple and city walls. (All hosted on the Fanaticus Site)

A Spartan specific camp.

A sacked village to act as a camp for the Thracians.

This hilltop fort is the BUA for my Thracians.

This fire temple is the BUA for my early Achaemenid Persians.

This monastery is the BUA for my late medieval Germans.

A built up area (BUA) representing Sparta.

An abattis surrounded camp for my Persians to use.

A grouping of tents to act as a camp for my late Swiss.

A Roman marching camp for Mark's early imperial troops.

A Romano villa as a DBA camp for my Patrician Romans.

A sacrificial offering to the gods that acts as a camp for my Greek hoplites.

This scenery piece is a possible contender for the Saxon's camp.

Finally I have constructed an appropriate camp for the Saxons.