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Miniatures Adventure => Medieval Adventures => Topic started by: Ethelred the Almost Ready on 06 March 2018, 11:51:28 PM
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I have just been rereading the thread about the construction of this tower (beautiful job, by the way).
I would like a tower of this size for my own gaming.
I see that there were a number of problems with things not aligning correctly and the instructions being poor.
Are these problems that can be overcome by a novice, or is this going to turn into a time consuming and frustrating exercise?
Clearly one level can be lifted off to see the interior. I assume the same is not true of the ground floor.
Link for those who somehow missed this thread:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=90386.135
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It's a pretty decent kit. Take your time, think things through and dry fit them and you will be fine.
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I have just been rereading the thread about the construction of this tower (beautiful job, by the way).
I would like a tower of this size for my own gaming.
I see that there were a number of problems with things not aligning correctly and the instructions being poor.
Are these problems that can be overcome by a novice, or is this going to turn into a time consuming and frustrating exercise?
Clearly one level can be lifted off to see the interior. I assume the same is not true of the ground floor.
Link for those who somehow missed this thread:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=90386.135
I have not built the Rendera tower but I know Richard a bit. Beside his obvious artistic talent, he is also rather meticulous. These things combine to make him achieve such great results. But I don't think you need to be overly intimidated by his description of the kit. :)
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The tower is very straight forward to build. Most of the mold lines are on interior joints. I think it looks pretty good built straight from the box. If you can build a GW kit then this is of a very similar standard.