Following measures explained by Mr. @Monsen, i humble present a map requested by a friend as his christmas gift - the house of a former adventurer, now a old man living your last days fishing in front of a river and growing his vegetable garden.

size A3 80 x 55 feet.

thank you

Using @Loopysue Spectrum Overland Style,

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Crater Time

Using the amazing/terminator and so real Spectrum Overland style from @Loopysue this time.

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Inpired by a big town in south of Argentina, present Commodore Anger (Comodoro Rivadavia), land of Anger dwarfs, desert wastelands and mines.

Used Herwin Wielink style,

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@OwlishlyTaboo i have same perception of @Wyvern on #3.

When this situation happen to me - and is most part of the time, i adjust the proportion not by numbers but by visual (not zooming in), simple way: i select a mountain, hill etc already placed and compare with the new selected one.

When i get the "correct proportion" i continue mapping.

in last few weeks i start a new usual behaviour in those situations, i write on paper all main sizes (and color number used... plus you can add size/color records to background, medium ground and fore ground on map):

back ground middle ground (optional) fore ground (optional)

mountain : 0,5 color 35

hills : 0.4 color 37

tree : 0.35 XXX

city : XXXX XXX

This helps me remind fast witch size/color i use as base refference in a great size scenario.

Nice Work mate, keep on!

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