Hello everyone!

I'm very new to WWG, and only just started enjoying the endless pleasure of cut outs!... If I discovered WWG it is through my recent interest to GW Legend of the Old West game. I have made a few scenery in the last few years (I run a gaming club in London, UK) and for a while got into Hirst Arts plaster modeling, but being one of those who can start a lot of things but don't finish much, I had to find an alternative, and I think WWG is bringing it to me! Yeehaa!

This is why (after all that rambling) I have to join in this thread, as Cowboys scenery would be very welcome. I understand all the issues and concerns which have been mentioned, but hey, I just wanted to say I would be the first to buy it! I saw what the competition offers in paper models, and well, no I'd rather wait for the WWG set (even if it is in 2011)

In the meantime, I'll get busy with the pirate option... but go cowboys!!

I guess it's really the city proper that would be nice to have, since there are sets to cover broad range of other terrain:

Mars Station for deserts/canyons:


Hinterlands (obvious uses):


Caveworks for all you mining needs:


And there is plenty more to pick from...

Yep... Just a couple of those flat faced buildings. Maybe three different generic bashable types would be all that;s needed. hmmmm.....

If i even think about making such a set, which I'm not, Bob Cooper would punch me!

(Too many things going, not enough done!)

Western Buildings where very simple. Kitbashing one may not be a problem. Just depending if you want a dingy style western or a San Fransisco style Western.

Let me do some research, I may be able to come up with a kitbash and submit it.

I think similar set like with some streets would be a good start, just to give you a town to fight around.

Heh - Mayhem 1849. A small town built out yonder by the Mayhem River, home to the prospectors and the folks what profit by them. (Might explain an otherwise pretty sill name for the city....)

The Auld Grump, When the night is dark and stormy, and the ghost wind moans and chills,
They talk about the Murder Bull that roams the Texas hills...

It was at the great roundup in 1844, two riders spied a stray bull calf, by the old Red River shore....

It wasn't much to fight about, but Jilson's hate was black,
He fired a shot through Graham's chest, and it came out the back.

The Graham drew his Bowie knife, and plunged it in Jilson's side,
And both fell down, and no one knew which was the first to die.

Well, the others at that round up, they gathered 'round and said,
There's none of us will claim that calf, now both of them are dead.

So a running iron they heated, the calf they roped and tied,
And in big burning letters branded MURDER on its hide.

They drove it out to roam the hills, and when its time was full,
It grew up mean and terrible, the Maverick MURDER Bull.

And many a year's been born and died, and still it roams at night,
With MURDER branded on its hide, with letters red and bright.

If you live in eastern Texas, be always on your guard,
Or the MURDER Bull will find you, walk right into your yard.

As you sit in there a watching, the fire that burns and dies,
It'll come up to your window, with MURDER in its eyes.

Then turn and look the other way, and hold your frightened breath,
For if you face the MURDER Bull, its eyes will give you death.

--Manly Wade Wellman--

How about slapping this in front of a Villageworks building?