What's on your workbench?

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

.....a rather battered Mirage III:

That's just the Glaswegian name for it, isn't it?

[Buff Orpington]

Well I suppose that the evening was fairly productive. I put together 48 horses for my ECW cavalry.

[levied troop]

That’s good going.
I’ve managed 18 Sienese crossbowmen and 8 Feudal French and a bit of castle fiddling, but that’s in a week.

[RMD]

Well that's the flocking finished and it's looking flocking good!

It's pouring with rain outside, so I can't lay it all out, but here are a few sections:

The central strip, with the entrenched defences of Cassinga:


The eastern side of the battlefield, with a soggy, partly-dry river-bed:


The river on the western side of the battlefield:

[levied troop]

That is looking ace!

[Essex Boy]

Wow. Looking good.

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[RMD]

Cheers chaps! Something I realised about half-way through is that having worked out the size of the defended perimeter in scale and then built the trenches, there's actually very little room left in the middle for buildings, as the trenches are of course, a hell of a lot wider than in reality. I should have warped the ground-scale and expanded the central part of the town, but oh well... We'll get a few buildings in there for the look of the thing, so no worries.

[Jeremy]

That is quite incredible!

[valleyboy]

That's superb Mark

[HMS Priapus]

Beautifully done!