Native American Buildings

[Ninefingers]

I'm looking for some Native American buildings - woodland indians for FIW and AWI. I can only find the Grand Manner ones online, does anyone know about any others please?

[Belgian]

Think Acheson Creations have some.

[BillK]

I recently saw some unpainted Hudson & Allen AmIndian dwellings on the Noble Knight Games resale site. I recall one longhouse and one set of the three smaller dwellings.

[FierceKitty]

Frank Lloyd Wright?

[FifteensAway]

"Frank Lloyd Wright?"  Now, that's just silly!     I love it. 

[FierceKitty]

He was born in the US, and his designs show American architecture at its best....

[Bogdanwaz]

Vatican Enterprises has some wigwams and long houses fairly reasonable priced: 

http://www.wargamescenics.com/

I think these may be the Hudson and Allen ones mentioned above.

[zippyfusenet]

It sounds like you want cast resin pieces. You don't specify scale. Acheson Creations makes a variety of excellent longhouses, wigwams and stockade pieces in 15mm, 25mm and 28mm scales.

https://achesoncreations.com/index.php/products/american-frontier

[Hitman]

Craig Acheson also has a sale on until the end of May. I have a ton of his stuff. It paints up really easily and looks great on the table top!!
Regards,
Hitman
 

[OB]

Yes, Acherson are very good in all respects.  Good product, good price and reliable and timely delivery.  I bought four longhouses.  I might get a frontier fort from him while the sale is on too.

[armchairgeneral]

Acheson are very nice but based in the US.

Warlord do nice long houses.

https://store.warlordgames.com/products/large-woodland-indian-longhouse?_pos=3079&_sid=6034a450d&_ss=r

https://store.warlordgames.com/products/small-woodland-indian-longhouse?_pos=3073&_sid=6034a450d&_ss=r

[FifteensAway]

I'm based in the USA and I just bought from a couple of UK firms - and, yes, I paid the now 'normal' premium on freight.  Should I boycott all UK companies because I have to pay freight?  The new normal is 30-40% of the total order cost generally. 

Once upon a time, if you wanted something form far away the freight charge would be a multiple of the items cost, sometimes several multiples.  I really don't get the problem.  You want the product, you pay the price - and that includes shipping. 

Maybe I'll organize all of North America to stop buying from off the continent, at least hobby wise.

Rant over. Off to Acheson.

[Mindenbrush]

I use the Warlord longhouses designed by Herb Gundt and they are very good.
I also made one myself a round one using blue/pink foam covered with crepe paper and green stuff for branches/rope.

[Ninefingers]

Thanks for your help everyone - I was after 28mm.

I didn't know those Warlord ones existed, so I will look into those.

[armchairgeneral]

I'm based in the USA and I just bought from a couple of UK firms - and, yes, I paid the now 'normal' premium on freight.  Should I boycott all UK companies because I have to pay freight?  The new normal is 30-40% of the total order cost generally. 

Once upon a time, if you wanted something form far away the freight charge would be a multiple of the items cost, sometimes several multiples.  I really don't get the problem.  You want the product, you pay the price - and that includes shipping. 

Maybe I'll organize all of North America to stop buying from off the continent, at least hobby wise.

Rant over. Off to Acheson.

Apologies, Fifteensaway, I should have explained myself better. From a recent order to Acheson for which I paid the higher shipping cost (which I was prepared to accept) I also got hit for customs charges on top which from memory equated to a further 25% of the order value. I don’t know if this  peculiar to the UK but it is to be born in mind when ordering from overseas. It seems a quite random charge which you don’t know what it will be until the item arrives.

As you say if you want the product you pay the price. I just wanted to point out there were equivalent products available without having to pay the extra freight cost.