Early Swiss Camps?
- David Kuijt
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Early Swiss Camps?
I just finished painting an Early Swiss army for DS and myself (one each). What would an Early Swiss camp look like? Anything specific? Generic medieval camps are easy enough, but that's boring.
DK
Re: Early Swiss Camps?
I big wheel of holey cheese on a table outside a tent?
Fondue pot that smells a little like sweaty gym socks? Not sure how you model the smell?
Guy blowing a ridiculously long horn?
Fondue pot that smells a little like sweaty gym socks? Not sure how you model the smell?
Guy blowing a ridiculously long horn?
Re: Early Swiss Camps?
A bag of ricola cough drops?
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Re: Early Swiss Camps?
At Historicon in July, other gamers provide the smell emulator. No modeling required.Rod wrote: Fondue pot that smells a little like sweaty gym socks? Not sure how you model the smell?
DK
- David Kuijt
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Re: Early Swiss Camps?
Ooo, that might work. wikipedia says that some alphorn (the ridiculously long horns) parts survive from ca. 1400, and might have been used for long-distance communication in mountainous regions way before that.Rod wrote: Guy blowing a ridiculously long horn?
Of course, as Frank suggests, our battle cry has to be "Riiiiiii-cola!"
DK
Re: Early Swiss Camps?
Much easier to model than the smelly fondue.
I still think you need a wheel of cheese next to the guy
I still think you need a wheel of cheese next to the guy
Re: Early Swiss Camps?
And a Swiss army knife to cut the cheese.Rod wrote:Much easier to model than the smelly fondue.
I still think you need a wheel of cheese next to the guy