Nick and I will be putting on the 7th Annual Musical Theatre Wargame at Historicon this July. This year will be a mashup of Frozen and Anastasia, called “Let It Go, Rasputin!” Here’s some pictures of the table.
The mat is from Cigar Box Battle Mats, called the "Tundra" mat. The trees are from various post-Christmas sales at craft stores.
The view from the Elsa's Ice Castle toward Arendelle. The Russia-to-Paris railroad runs through the middle of the table. (Anastasia is particularly vague about its travel geography so having the route run through Arendelle seems to fit.)
Elsa's Ice Castle. Two plastic playsets purchased on Ebay and stacked on top of each other with styrofoam inserts and a glittery paint job added.
A frozen fjord, some plastic lighting panels, styled "cracked ice" from Home Depot, styrofoam banks.
The view from the ramparts of Arendelle. I didn't want to permanently winterize these buildings co I made up new cardboard roofs and added white felt to them.
Now some of our cast:
Anna, Kristoff, Oaken, and Sven the reindeer.
Evil Hans and the Duke of Weselton.
The rather pointless Trolls.
Olaf and Marshmallow
Wolves
Rasputin and his talking bat companion Bartok
Rasputin's fire demons attacking Anastasia's train. Anastasia and the ineffectual hero Dmitri on the roof.
1 comment:
What rules did you use and what company are the Anastasia, Dimitri and Rasputin miniatures from? The table looks amazing!
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