Saturday, June 29, 2013

Badslag

Busy updating the CT-Scenery website... not so much the lay-out but the gallery and projects pages can really use an update.

In the mean while, for those of you who haven't seen or heard of the Badslag scenery (Thibo realized on commission about 3 years ago) here are the pictures.

I used to play Orcs myself in Warhammer 40K, even painted a complete Orc & Goblin army in my early 20ies (times flies doesn't it?!). Eventually it was sold to someone as we moved on to other games.

This terrain also reminds me of Gorkamorka, a game we used to play for a short while.

Best regards,
X-Tine































Sunday, June 23, 2013

West European Farm

Initially the farm was build a few years ago for our WWII Normandy campaign. When a friend of us came to join for a game he wanted to buy the whole expanded with a barn and a farmhouse. His idea was to play a weird war scenario on it. We shed a tear as we had to let go of it. Anyway we know it's in good hands. 

The setting suits all types of games from the 18th to the 20th century. All constructions are playable on the inside.

Hope you enjoy the pictures as we truly enjoyed playing on it.

 















Friday, June 21, 2013

La Corne du bois des pendus

The Ale

“La Corne du Bois des Pendus” ( The Horn from the wood of the hanged men) is a beer brewed with Pilsen malt and wheat. This gives it a sunny colour, a plentiful and creamy head with exceptionally long hold.


The two varieties of hops selected result in a beer with a noticeable and even strong bitterness. Citrus and rose aromas are also present. It is thus both smooth and refreshing.
The blonde beer from the Ebly brewery has an alcohol content of 5.9 % and the triple a content of 10%. La Corne du Bois des Pendus must be enjoyed in its horn-shaped glass.


History

The place called “La Corne du Bois des Pendus” comes from a tragic event that occurred in the 17th century during the terrible Thirty Years’ War. Polish, Croatian and Hungarian troops sent by Germany to fight against France settled in southern Luxembourg in February 1636.
Believing they were in France, the troops began to ransom all surrounding villages. They tracked down the people who had taken refuge in the forest of Anlier. Between La Folie and the hamlet of Rodenhoff, where the forest of Anlier forms a Horn, the troops hanged a hundred men, women and children. It is in tribute that this place is now called la Corne du Bois des Pendus.

Cheers !