Sam and Florence Baker (among my favorite explorers! Wargames Foundry). I really like the sculpture for keeping it true to their descriptions.
A blocking terrain, made from a gift from the manufacturer, there was a minor defect - I covered up the defects.
Finally, a "terrible" carnivorous plant, a good scenario to do with it.
For the Mungo Mah Lobeh campaign finale, the Mountain of the Gods scenario, you need a rock in the middle of the table; So I decided to make a beautiful decor. It is very easy to make, I started with a resin rock for aquarium, I plugged the many holes inside, then after some touch-ups of paint, I flocked and "planted" the plants and trees.
I made two screens, which I put on the 120 cm side of the game table. They are panoramic cut into 6 sheets 4A glued on foam board.
A few more gorillas:
Two new blocking terrains
It was difficult to find an image with enough depth for a tropical forest, without having giant elements (like a tree branch) compared to 28mm, finally I was able to find a riverside, by cropping it gives that.
Once printed and cut into 6 A4 size sheets glued on foamboard, it looks like this:
To be a perfectionist, I did 5 Bao-bao bay specific terrains for Scenario # 10 The Bao-bao berries. At the same time it also gives me blocking terrain. Made with the excellent shrubs of ARA production
A phlegmatic explorer in adversity, a few vultures and a gorilla:
A small steamer and a two section riverside still in progress :
Visible in the background, a panorama, to improve the atmosphere of the game made with the following image. It's printed in 6 glossy A4 photo sheets - it's not great with a flash but it looks better than mat I think. I erased the few modern elements visible in the background (roofs and an antenna tower).
Quicksand markers
Wildebeest
I made a translation of two official scenarios for Congo, which appeared in Wargames Illustrated 356 ("Les baies Bao-Bao", and ...
