15mm Urban Project - Containers

[The_Beast]

Actually, I'm quite taken with ideas for the first 'cases' for use in 28mm or better. Even your 'jersey walls' could be used as smaller barriers.

I think Clear Horizon has a winner!

Anything in your deal that would make sub/re/co-licensing your work a problem? I know several cross-briny companies that have been able to work something out.

I don't know how some UK companies keep their shippage to the colonies so low, but I'm not complaining! To the rest, I know your pain.

Just when I think I can't admire Jack any more... 

Doug

PS Try the dayglo painted items outside on an overcast day; sometimes, the UV gets through sufficiently to be noticeable.  Not that I'm suggesting gaming in the rain... 

[Sangennaru]

Hahah, thanks guys you're making me blushing!

Doug, i've done some 28mm jersey walls and barriers for Resina Planet too, they're pretty similar =)
http://www.resinaplanet.com/euphoria/escenografia

For the co-licensing part, i'm talking with Harold right now, but his shippings to the old continent are usually very reasonable in price.

soon i'll have another couple of facades to show, manwhile... i'm painting 6 containers and a lot of shanti buildings.

I don't know if to necrothread the old thread: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=60892.30
But i'll probably just re-post a couple of the old pics in this new one =)

[Sangennaru]

Hi everyone! Some updates with the two new facades! Everything together is shown here:



24 different doors, 30 windows variants, a few shutters and stuff.

cheers,
Jack

[Sangennaru]

Hello Everyone!

I apologize in advance for this kind of a "cross-posting", but i feel that this update should be in both the threads.

I've painted some of the containers shown in page 1, here is a group pic:



For the rest, i will only continue in the other thread, posting there any update on both the projects: http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=60892

Cheers,
Jack

[Vulture]

That kit looks great !   

[randycarter]

Oh man, very, very good job (and the fluorescent paint idea is very, very, cool)!