I've added a couple more buildings to my scenic stock. These are card buildings made by Keranova, from their Medieval Town range. The parts slot together and a number of small tabs protrude from the walls and roofs; I removed the tabs, filled in any gaps and painted the detail back in - for the roofs I covered them in some tile effect paper sheet.
Some single based Begovian infantry for skirmish games (I finished these a couple of weeks ago; forgot to post pics of them...) Nominally Ottoman tufekci...
more cannon fodder for the Wittenberg artillery ....
The palace cats along with their new friend von Tiddenheim's spaniel, have gone to visit the palace llamas and see their xmas tree...
The palace cats have been mischievous lately....
Trying out the new Kings and Queens new thrones, they are quickly shooed away by one of the palace staff...
I've had one pontoon bridge set for a long while; I made an alternate deck and some boats out of cardboard a couple of years back for a bridge of boats look, re-using the ramps form the pontoon set.
I thought it would be nice to have two full sets, so I made up two new ramps from cardboard; using thin card strips for the planking, hibachi skewers for the wooden stakes plus a dusting of sand - then painted to match the first set
I've recently added a couple more new buildings to the scenics... fiddly to paint but worth the effort :)
they are resin ones from Steve Barber Miniatures. They need to be assembled, each floor and the roof is a separate casting.
1. An old HO plastic kit house
It didn't really fit in when used as bottom part is way out of scale for 28mm figures - it was usually relegated to the background.
2. A pottery building -
Never have been satisfied with the chimney, repainted it grey and added some chimney pots to the top. Also to spruce it up a bit I put some stone effect paper on the sides and back.
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