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<td>Scott Spieker made this terrain piece using wooden pieces from
the flying tricycle (<a href="http://www.flyingtricycle.com" target=_new>www.flyingtricycle.com</a>)
kit and Hirst Arts (<a href="http://www.hirstarts.com" target=_new>www.hirstarts.com</a>)
molds. You can visit Scott's site at <a href="http://www.voidgamers.com" target=_new>www.voidgamers.com</a>.</td>
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The molded parts were formed from the Prison Tower mold, and two
extra piece molds (corner butresses and crenalations on the side
opposite the stairs.) The arches were formed by gluing the arch blocks
and the other basic .5" x .5" x 1" blocks together in
such a way as to allow them to interlock. Then this assembly was
molded in silicone and continually recast to make enough for the
bridge.
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<td>The end walls were done in a similar fashion but with the
exclusion of the arch pieces. The wall sections were made to
interlock with the arch as well as each other. Originally the
arches and walls were made for a Mordheim sewer / dungeon
project I was developing, and when I had cast enough of the
arches, I checked the locking and found an interesting looking
piece. Looking at TerraGenesis and seeing the archway made me
think that I should continue with the tangent project.</td>
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<td>I think it turned out fantastic since the bricks match up with
the massive amounts of other buildings we play with and the
wooden part adds a touch unavailable through the Hirst molds.</td>
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