Ooooh purty, Denny, and thanx, wasn't expecting that ! May have to reconsider my views on modern terrain. I just love the textures you produce, very realistic, and available in paperlinks, nice to see that trend will continue.

Thanks Denny! Of course our cable company just raised our rates and decreased our service, so it's taking forever to download. I'm calling those suckers tomorrow and getting our high speed internet back! They cut our speed by a factor of eight and raised our rates, the fiends! I've just about had it with Charter Communications!

Wow, this is about the easiest WW set to put together that I have seen since VW and the original DW! The Shootout by the Mystic River will see play this week. I am cheating, and using some Gothic Realms tiles for some of it.

There is an old canal in the area I chose for the battle, not far from the Boston Museum of Science. I used to spend hours watching boats going through the lock to enter the Mystic River. For some reason I think of that whenever I hear 'Sittin' on top of the Bay'... Spycraft rules for the battle. My childhood for the setting. For the river itself I am using water tiles from either Skull Cove or the Maiden.

The Auld Grump

*EDIT* Srry, talking about SoUM not SoH

My God. I didn't think it was possible.

Denny, you've sidetracked TheAuldGrump from SoH!

*Twitch* I speculate *Twitch* that we won't *Twitch* see Himmelveil for some *Twitch* time ... *Twitch* *Twitch*

*Edit* *Twitch*

Cap'n Gi's Naughty Nauticals specializes in the skulpting of figureheads for ships of all sizes. Sometimes called The Cap'n's Naughty Bits the studio always has one of the finished figureheads on proud display, and at select times the model as well.

The Auld Grump

Are there any Himmelvale pics yet?
Also waiting eagerly!

On Sepia Street, not too far from Reading Gate is the home of the Himmelveil Herald. The great presses are silent for only four hours each day, and at those times smoke rises from the squat chimney of the Herald's casting rooms, as old type is smelted down and recast for the next editions news.

Not far from the Herald is the newest building in the city, a symaphore tower that allows the paper to remain in contact with corespondents across the nation and beyond. The tower rises from the brick foundation to an ungainly height, swaying in fierce winds, and only kept from toppling by the twelve chains that run from each landing of the tower to the four corners of the foundation.

The Auld Grump