I've painted-up some more markers for Crossfire - this time terrain markers. These will be very useful for assigning a number to each terrain feature in scenarios involving Hidden units (when
Crossfire is an it's best, apparently), but also simply for marking the rough centre of each building section (larger buildings need to be divided into 2 or more sections for rules purposes). I used a draughting stencil to pencil-in numbers & then hand-paint them, whilst leaving the reverse sides of the markers the plain arid colour. The current plan is that the markers can be turned over to 'blank' to keep track of which buildings have been cleared, if I write some special building-to-building clearance scenarios.
I've painted-up some more markers for Crossfire - this time terrain markers. These will be very useful for assigning a number to each terrain feature in scenarios involving Hidden units (when Crossfire is an it's best, apparently), but also simply for marking the rough centre of each building section (larger buildings need to be divided into 2 or more sections for rules purposes). I used a draughting stencil to pencil-in numbers & then hand-paint them, whilst leaving the reverse sides of the markers the plain arid colour. The current plan is that the markers can be turned over to 'blank' to keep track of which buildings have been cleared, if I write some special building-to-building clearance scenarios.
You've done those well.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Michael. Nothing flashy, but functional at least.
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