Here is my progress to date on the buildings for the Gauntlet game, I still plan to add a number of others so suggestions are welcomed. I plan to use 2-3 for each of the villages.
They are all based on a 60mm x 120mm footprint and built with foamcore and the roofing is the Will's Finecast pantile roofing.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Saturday, May 16, 2009
15 minutes in Maori
OK, well I just managed to get to Maori, the US Rangers landing beach, from Sorrento. I would have liked to get to Vietri, but that would have been another hour there and at least that back again and combined with the road works I decided not to risk it.
First a couple of views from further along the coast at Ravello (above Amalfi)
It certainly gives a good impression of the terrain involved, very steep terraced slopes
And closer from the bus
Maori beach looking east
Looking inland, up the river, which is now covered over on most of the main street, up towards the Chiunzi pass
Looking west.
First a couple of views from further along the coast at Ravello (above Amalfi)
It certainly gives a good impression of the terrain involved, very steep terraced slopes
And closer from the bus
Maori beach looking east
Looking inland, up the river, which is now covered over on most of the main street, up towards the Chiunzi pass
Looking west.
Compared to the other beaches/harbours further to the west this is large and seems to be more gently shelving with less rocks.
Most of the town centre was washed away in floods in the 1950's so the whole front has been rebuilt in 60's styling
Once you get away from the terracing the hills are mainly covered in beech woods or coppiced sweet chestnuts, which are quite dense/impenetrable. Higher again you get rock/scrub vegetation
Will
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