Guards of Traitors Toll

 

My first project was the six armies for SAGA AoM, the second was the 5LB Campaign, so this is project number three, the scenery and figures for Guards of Traitors Toll, a fantasy game from Graham Davey of Grey for Now Games, that I am delighted to have been playtesting.

I’ll use Blog posts to detail how I’m making the buildings, but this page will be used to log everything actually done.  This project appealed to me because it wouldn’t be a town without  a civilian population and that’s a great excuse for new stuff hahahaha.

First up a bunch of metal figures from Gripping Beast, top of the page is a Bear Tamer and his very tame (almost teddybear like) brown bear.  Below is a set of traders and their trade goods based for scatter.

Then there’s a couple of ponies and a nice little hand cart.

In my 5LB campaign, Gunnar is set a series of quests by the local Monastery, so it seems like the clergy will be in this town too.  These are Asgard 3D prints.

I was also inspired to use my Alchemist lab and Blacksmith forge in the town so these finally got based up, with the lovely little portable forge based separately.  The bases are thinly rolled Sculpey polymer clay, textured with a special roller, baked and painted.  The metal figures are on  Renedra bases with two part putty round the built in stands, and a bit of sculpting before they set and were painted.

Next up, Gripping Beast Hexenjagers as the Night Watch of this dangerous town.

And this pony cart is the last of the batch of Gripping Beast stuff

Scenery plays a huge part, so here’s a couple of scratch built archways

Then some more things for ‘scatter’, this time some metal sculpts from Midlam Miniatures

I need a lot of civilian characters for this game, so next up were more metal figures, also from Midlam.  The game uses a mechanism where you select a figure based on what they are holding, so these really work.

The first three buildings are done enough for now, although I’ll probably embellish a bit more after the full set are table ready.  So here we have a town house, a church, and a tavern.

Forgot I hadn’t copied these over from the post about them, really enjoyed painting these 3D prints, and I have ravens and cats popping up around the town.  These are Vesna designs.

I have also added more Merchants, some Rogues, and some casualty markers.  All 3D prints, Duncan “Shadow” Louca designs this time.

Another bit of ‘scenery’, the town likes to remind travellers what will happen if they don’t pay the tolls!  3D print off Amazon, wife had to make the nooses as my banana fingers were not up to it!