Scenery Guide (city block style)

[carlosyc]

We could make a compilation witth companies that we know

-Sarissa Models

http://www.sarissa-precision.co.uk/store/cityblock28/

- Plasticville

On ebay and other online stores

- Armorcast

http://armorcast.com/store/index.php?cPath=122_68&osCsid=47970c5c8a2b8

- Old Glory

http://www.oldgloryminiatures.com/products.asp?cat=586

- Red Dragon

http://www.red-dragon-terrain.com/28mm-city.html

- Urban Construct
Very expensive and WWII look

http://www.wargameterrain.co.uk/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=18

- Ziterdes


http://www.ziterdes.de/ziterdes/en/produkte/listview.php?catID=64&subcatID=67

- Litko

http://www.litko.net/categories/Terrain-%26-Buildings/28mm-Buildings/

Micro Art Studios
They will sell buildings (victorian style to their wargame: Wolsung)


- Fenris Games
they dón´t have buildings but they cut styrene,playwood,etc with laser. You could send them your sketches and they cut for you.
Those pics are only examples o similar laser machines:



http://www.fenrisgames.com/lasercutting.html

[Hat Guy]

Thanks for this. I'm going to be making some expensive orders in the new year...

[leonmallett]

Hey, I closely recognise at least one of those pics. 

Nice to see the options pooled together like this.

[Commander Vyper]

You missed out Worldworks cardstock PDF buildings, they have modular sky scrapers and the usual urban apartments etc...

http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/index.php?view=catalog&cat_id=1&genre_id=2Very good infact if done well can sway those printed scenery haters, (used extensively in my urban zombie gaming thread in future wars, go take a look if you're interested).

The Commander

[6milPhil]

I highly recommend the Fenris laser cutter service, it's outstanding especially for all the highly repetitive details which some pieces need.

Also if you're looking for British styled buildings there's scalescene.


These are paper kits, some pieces of it have to be mounted on various card stock and they have interiors. They're designed to be for OO railway scale so for 28mm I've had them output on A3 (150%) and they're lovely.
http://www.scalescenes.com/townscenes

[Commander Vyper]

Scalescenes stuff is nice but a little over complicated for our purposes. Also I've found the A3 enlargement works best to actually 134% from OO (lots of issues with staples over my zombie building prints).

[Heldrak]

It might be worth including examples of Plasticville and Ameritown buildings as well, although one has to acquire them from secondary sources (eBay, etc.). Also the Old Glory resin buildings.

[Argonor]

Victorian style buildings from Micro Art... interesting, though I fear they'll be too much for my wallet 

I think I have some of the TVAG-pdf buildings for 'GoNY'-style games (I don't remember - never got around to building any of my TVAG-stuff), and may have to settle for that option, anyway.

But a nice compilation of options, here, should I strike the big win one day 

[6milPhil]

Scalescenes stuff is nice but a little over complicated for our purposes. Also I've found the A3 enlargement works best to actually 134% from OO (lots of issues with staples over my zombie building prints).

I like a lot of room for my figures hence the extra leap, that also gets them in scale to my builds. Where do the staples come into it though?

[TheSnackist]

Demo's Laser Cut Designs is a relative newcomer, run by the same guy who maintains Cyborg Trucker's Blog. Might be worth checking out.

[Commander Vyper]

I like a lot of room for my figures hence the extra leap, that also gets them in scale to my builds. Where do the staples come into it though?

Staples print/copy centre you plum!!! 

[theoldschool]

Patrick Wilson's (TVAG) Mean Street buildings can look really good. Here are a few I put together:

[6milPhil]

Staples print/copy centre you plum!!! 

Oh the chimp staffed warehouse. I use a decent printshop so email the pdfs, pick them up later that day. I did wonder how you got staples in a pdf... 

[Doomsdave]

It might be worth including examples of Plasticville and Ameritown buildings as well, although one has to acquire them from secondary sources (eBay, etc.). Also the Old Glory resin buildings.

K-line is another railroad source for inexpensive buildings. 

I can't afford the wargaming models and I hate paper so railroad stores for me! 

[Laughing Penguin]

I've come across these guys recently:

http://demoslasercutdesigns.blogspot.com/

The website is a little rough, but the buildings are fantastic for the price, and lot of new stuff coming out. The 4-pack of shops is on my short list for terrain buys.