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Combing two worlds.

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While tidying away the terrain from a recent Fallout Wasteland Warfare Battle  I saw this, temporary abandoned project looking back at me from the shelf, and I suddenly had a thought.

I like the look of the fallout setups with the mixture of styles, scatter and colours.  It gives a ‘lived-in’ look with the clutter gathering in layers over time.

When I look at towns and buildings it has a similar feel, with newer buildings often being built around older ones.  Towns also have layers to them with mixed styles and colours.

So, with that in mind, I thought I would look to see what the buildings from this project would look like alongside my other Terrain Fest 2023 project Port Blacksand.

Of course, this is just a quick smashing together of a few of the buildings from both projects to see how they would look and to be honest, I don’t mind it too much at all.  I think selecting just a few of the Port Blacksand buildings to mix in could work.  I would probably make some different doors for them to tie them more into the period of the Gaslight buildings and see how that goes.

I may even try to make a few buildings that incorporate a mix of both styles and see how that looks.

I am open to ideas and would love to hear some input as often getting another opinion on things helps open up new visions.

So, what do you think, yes, no or maybe?

Combing two worlds.
Combing two worlds.
Combing two worlds.
Combing two worlds.
Combing two worlds.
Combing two worlds.

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Great idea. The terrace houses and shop buildings in particular match really well.

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I think you’re right, they look good together. Living in an old city, it is really common to see buildings from throughout time jammed in next to each other – gives the feeling of history.

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