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Thursday, August 9, 2018

Terrain Showcase: Wild West Exodus Harbor

Welcome to the image gallery for the Wild West Exodus-themed harbor! This is a game board that I was commissioned to build for Warcradle Studios. It was on display in their booth at Gencon 2018, where it was used for demo games, and now I am able to present it here in all its glory. I kept a log of its construction, and you can view those posts under this link: Project Log: WWX Harbor, or via the same label in the sidebar.

 



 

The board was built in two halves, with the harbor walls, steps, tracks, and wooden dock all modeled onto it.

 

 

The watch tower and buildings are separate components. Magnets embedded in the table and under their bases hold them securely in place and allow for the different elements to be removed without affecting the appearance of the board surface.

 

 

I also made a small tugboat, a crane, and several piles of cargo that help fill out the scene.

 

 

The centerpiece is the three foot-long ironclad ship that sits in the harbor, complete with gangway ramps to allow access to the vessel.

 

 

Warcradle Studios provided detailed concept art, and I endeavored to make the board as faithful to their artwork as possible. This was one of my most challenging projects to date. I'll let the rest of the photos speak for themselves. Enjoy!

 

 

THE HARBOR













 

REFINERY








 

WAREHOUSE #21



 

GENERAL STORE AND STORAGE






 

TRACKED CRANE




 

WATCHTOWER



 

IRONCLAD SHIP











 

Links:

Wild West Exodus Terrain Gallery

Main Terrain Gallery

Project Log: WWX Harbor

10 comments:

  1. Absolutely amazing. Fantastic work!

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  2. There are not enough superlatives to describe this astonishing piece of work!

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  3. Amazing. Superb attention to detail; this is astonishingly well executed.

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  4. Spettacolare! Un lavoro davvero immenso. I particolari sono molto curati e realizzati alla perfezione, e l'insieme รจ qualcosa di incredibile! Complimenti davvero!

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  5. Just brilliant. I shall try to steal as many of the little tips and tricks as I can!

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  6. Fantastic work as always. It's the tiny details that always bring pieces like this to life and make them look so fantastic.

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  7. As usual, I have no words other than "fantastic". You make me crying in jealous pain :)

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  8. amazing work. This would be a blast to play on!

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  9. I got to see this in person at Gencon, it was even more impressive that it looks online!

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