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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Verderer on June 20, 2009, 08:56:36 PM
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Here are some shots of 2 Frontline cabins I painted. They're coverted a bit, I replaced the original chimneys with ones of my own (made from foam board):
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin6.jpg)
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin7.jpg)
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin8.jpg)
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin9.jpg)
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin10.jpg)
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Great job. Are they resin or plastic?
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Thanks, Tim. They're resin and in 28mm naturally.
Here's a picture of an unpainted cabin with the original chimney at the side:
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin2.jpg)
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Nice. :D How do they scale next to figures?
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That looks very good. I might have to give that a shot. ;)
The roof of the cabin lifts off, doesn't it?
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Sure, Gallowglass. Here's a look inside:
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin5.jpg)
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Nice. :D How do they scale next to figures?
Ray, Frontline scales pretty good to the 25-28mm end of the spectrum, perhaps a tad small for 28-32mm size, but not too bad for them either. This applies to their entire 28mm WW range, I think. I have tried to avoid any minis close to 30mm anyways. Here's a shot of a cabin with an Old Glory Indian, a Foundry cowboy, and OOP(?) Westwind Indian:
(http://www.sotataito.com/images/omat_kuvat/cabin11.jpg)
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I have their FIW fort sitting at home that is a nice crisp casting too
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Very nice :) It looks the part. I like your choice of wood colours.
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I always did like Frontline's terrain. Their interior sets are amazing... :o
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Wow, great cabin!
I may have to get some and the fort now. . . Lowtardog, do you have any pics of the cabin?
I LOVE the interior sets as well. I have a TON but none painted yet. . . they are on my list, though!
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everytime i see a thread about frontline i feel bad about not buying more interiors from him
Amazing stuff
i have the cabin too :)
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Cheers, Verderer.
Damnit but that Historicon shopping list is growing.
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Great looking job...very rustic looking. I also appreciate the size comparison using well known figures as well as a peek inside the building!! Keep up the great work!!
Regards,
Hitman
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