Shamelessly stolen from the Major
General.
Have a look at the original scenerio:
The Last Train from Goldwasser, adapted
with the kind permission of the author.
The trees in the scenario are Woodland Scenics, mounted on pennies and plastic card cut from a shirt collar stiffener, then flocked.
The roads are bits of clear plastic card cut from packaging with model railroad ballast glued on. Go to the scenery section for more details.
The steamer is a wooden ornament, upgraded and with a bow chaser converted from a model ship's gun added. See the vehicles page for more information.
The mountains are real stones, plucked from my backyard, where we have an abundance of granite chunks.
The river is transparent wrap from a dollar store, cut, crinkled and smoothed to provde the illusion of waves.
The hills are made from corrugated cardboard. Again go to the scenery section for more details.
The train is a Goldlok express. I haven't had the time or inclination to paint it so it still stands in its somewhat garish plastic colors. The vehicles page has a bit more information.
The town and ruins are scratch built from cardboard. For more information have a look at the buildings page.
Return to the dispatches to
read about more encounters.
Go back and reread the exciting tale of
The Last Train from JinShui.
Read the scenario description and special
rules for this the exciting scenario.
The Last Train from JinShui