totaly odd question but depeding on the Nature of the Fantasy line, are Modern and Himmelveil in the same scale? could a Modern building and billboard go next to a Himmelveil building, depending on the Fantasy nature of the line (elven stlye, as compaired to say Eurpeon MedE building) this could actually be a set for interesting combos to get some funky "alien" looks to buildings in a certain setting...

Hmmm, my innocent Himmelveil Speculation thread seems to have become the official speculation thread...

The southern gate of the city is manned by people from the nearby WenigTrinken Brewery, one of the largest, oldest, and most respected breweries in the kingdom, pipes run from the springs in the human owned portion in the western side of the gate to the dwarfen owned eastern side of the company. South of the gate, on the hills above the city, a vinyard and winery owned by an elfish family is the newest member of the multiracial firm. The wide ranging tolerance of the firm has garnered both praise and condemnation, with some of the people of the latter persuasion planning to make an example of the three primary owners.

The Auld Grump, yeah, I want both a human and a dwarfen brewery...

Who says that the dwarfen brewery wil be smaller?

The Auld Grump

Yeah, but it's "pseudo" not "pseodo"!

-F

Okay fixed, lack of sleep plus stopping periodically to smack a fritzy monitor does strange things to the attention span... ooh! Shiney!

The Auld Grumo

How about printing the ivy on transparencies? That way, you could just add 'em to whatever you wanted, without having to worry about making another building/castle wall just to have that option!

Drape it over the wall or whatever, and you'd be done. You could even make a bunch of creeping vines for a Maiden, like it had been shipwrecked!

Here's a tree I'm working on, a palm tree. With the configuration I'm planning I can build three different tree configs here. One using just the shorter parts, one just the taller, and one combining the parts. This is just an experiment for now, and I haven't built it yet, just printed out the parts. The plan is to sandwich them and then assemble at right angles using a slit down the top in one and up the bottom in the other.

I'm figuring the blue sky is a way to let me be a little sloppier in the cutting out, rather than going around each individual branch, and still have a nice looking tree.



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