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    The interior of one temple, showing the door So, kind of an anti-climax for the last installment. Here are the photos of the interiors. ...

    Von Jaeger and the German archeological party discover the first of my small Southeast Asian temples. I think the printouts of the bas ...

    Keith, right, set up a Napoleonic era skirmish for us featuring his newly-painted walls and buildings. Allen joined him to command his ...

    28mm Frontiersmen for the French & Indian War When I came back from Advance the Colors 2013 last month, I was really jazzed up about...

    15mm Elephant Race on Steve's home-made felt track Steve V would be taking his Elephant Race miniatures game up to the World at War ...

    One of the temples with the first layers of dry brushing done As mentioned in the last post, once the sand texture had been added to the...

    One of the small temples assembled Everything was going together well on the temples, so far. The next stage could be tricky, though. I ...

    The round stupa with all construction done - note the beads, paper mache box, and wooden bits The addiction continues. I should be gradi...

   Wooden pegs, beads, square dowels and plastic for the temple doors I'd forgotten how addictive working on scratch-built terrain can b...

    Craft wood pieces from Hobby Lobby or Michaels make up a lot of the materials for my temples So, having purchased most of what I need fo...