As promised here are some setup pics of the current progress of my prototype build. There are two setups (and 31 pics), they are of a military training camp, and a tavern, both thrown together for the fun of it, enjoy (though I really wish I had finished some of the roofs now ).

Sorry about the delays in the instructions postings, I havn't had time till today (worked on saturday, then slept till sunday), and used earlier as build time. I have kitbashed a prototype , and am pleased with the results, this piece is to be compatable with this current build. The PaperLinks tile used as the base was the one my cat sat on after coming in from the rain, I chose it because this was a test build, the next one will have the doors and portcullis. I will have the door and window instructions, and additional photo's up tomorrow, again, sorry for the delay.

The rest can be found , on page 2 (there are 11 in total).

Ok, I have decided to link the pictures to the city entry arch here, as this is where I have posted the information on the build. For those of you who just want to zip through the pics, go to this , you will find them on pages 2 & 3, there are a variety of pics, with some basic setups included to show how it fits with the rest of this build (there are 28 pics in total).

Here is a of the arch (with first topper) unassembled, and here is a of the tower assembled.

As you may notice in the pics, the flags are not attached, this is because they are removable and replacable. It took me a very short time to come up with the idea for how to pull it off, and it worked far better than I had hoped. Here are some pics of the flags, being inserted, and fully inserted.







For now all I will say is that it is very durable, the grip between the matboard parts very strong, and that the flags must be carefully inserted and removed due to the firmness of the grip.

That city arch is beautiful! I love the trap door thing that opens that goes down. I might have to add that onto the inn that i'm constructing to lead on down to the cellar! Amazing works and thanks for the ideas!

Having been off the boards for quite a while it's a pleasure to dive in to be met by work like yours, SD

I guess everything's been said, so Ill leave it at Matchless!

The green is for envy BTW.

MAGS