First volume in the definitive Wargames Encyclopedia series.
Paperback, 176 pages with high-quality, full color photos.
This book is in English
Title: ENCYCLOPEDIA of WARGAMES Vol.1: Scenery (English)
Authors: Alberto Mateos Jurado, Andreia Rodrigues, Giuseppe Chiafele, Kasper Lyneborg, Miguel Viñas, Rubén Torregrosa, Wojciech Morelowski.
Publisher: AMMO by Mig Jiménez
Collection: WARGAMES
Subject: ENCYCLOPEDIA of WARGAMES
Languages: English
Number of pages and description: Paperback, 176 pages with high-quality, full-color photos
ISBN / DLNA: ISBN 978-84-19665-51-5 / DL NA 1404-2025
This first volume in the Encyclopedia of Wargames series reveals, in detail, the secrets and techniques behind building, painting, and weathering scenery, featuring both speed painting and more elaborate, in-depth methods. Covering every theme, from science fiction and fantasy to historical settings, you’ll learn how to create forests, meadows, hills, deserts, cliffs, urban and rural buildings, ruined houses, and water effects, including rivers, still water, and the deep waters of a harbor. You’ll also discover how to work with snow, scratch-build fortifications, and much more... Absolutely everything you need for your wargames!
This publication explains, in detail, the most common techniques used for building and painting wargames scenery, including both simple, quick methods and more complex techniques inspired by the hyper-realistic dioramas created by scale modelers. As wargames can be of any theme—science fiction, fantasy, or historical—the varied articles within its pages cover all the most popular settings. This comprehensive volume begins with an overview of the materials and tools needed to make scenery, before moving on to detailed step-by-step guides showing specific elements from different themes, such as deserts, forests, or urban environments. Finally, you will learn how to build a wargaming tabletop from scratch, using either quick and effective methods or more elaborate techniques. The individual techniques shown are universally useful, regardless of theme, and can be applied to any topic to suit your needs.
