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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: Galland on October 26, 2011, 09:43:11 PM
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Heya
So, do their O scale buildings work, or is it only S scale that is okay? Greatful for any answers.
Sonny
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I have some O scale that look okay:
(http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i27/Shaz4/war/P1000252.jpg)
(http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i27/Shaz4/war/P1000256.jpg)
(http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i27/Shaz4/war/P1000633.jpg)
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Oh, thank you good sir! Much obliged :)
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I might, on occasion, alter a door on an O structure. But I'm horrendously lazy, so weathering it is usually as far as I go...
Like miniatures, these buildings often vary greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer, and even within the same company.
But they are a cheap, light, easy to use asset!
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I might, on occasion, alter a door on an O structure. But I'm horrendously lazy, so weathering it is usually as far as I go...
Like miniatures, these buildings often vary greatly from manufacturer to manufacturer, and even within the same company.
But they are a cheap, light, easy to use asset!
Our idea as well. We are currently allready scratchbuilding Old West and Normandie buildings along with making a Warhammer table, so any ways to cut down on time is welcome, and hence the Plasticville route :)
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I think the Plasticville O-scale stuff works great with 28mm. Below are pics of 28mm minis, with Plasticville cottages, trailers and an apartment building. All scale fine.
(http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e354/ConfusedDad/ATZ/720Housefront.jpg)
(http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e354/ConfusedDad/Apocalypse%20Z/TrailerParkRampage.jpg)
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Lots more here:
http://combatzonechronicles.net/news.htm
and here:
http://combatzonechronicles.net/table.htm
Including a couple of mine:
http://combatzonechronicles.net/cozox/kirk.htm
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought their buildings where O/S : S-scaled buildings with O-scaled doors & windows.
their other range is HO.
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Mainly their stuff is OK for 25/28mm, but the aircraft hangers are way too small.
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And some of them lack depth, but for quick, easy and looking OK you can't pass them by.
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I used Plasticville mobile homes and the Hobo Jungle set when I built Tophet Meadows. I think they work great with 28mm.
(http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg134/CptJake_Minis/MobileHome/Full%20Trailer%20Park/P5220001.jpg)
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Too true about the Plasticville hanger. On the other hand if you are using Bee-Gees or small biplanes they will fit in the hanger. Grimm painted and fixed one up that looked GREAT.
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I've shown these before, but I think plasticville works well. I even use them for the slightly larger Heroclix repaints in my collection. Last shot is with some of the buildings being used by my son for Heroclixing.
(http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee148/Doomsdave/MinisJanuary2010/Bank.jpg)
(http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee148/Doomsdave/MinisJanuary2010/Gas3.jpg)
(http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee148/Doomsdave/MinisJanuary2010/TVStation.jpg)
(http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee148/Doomsdave/MinisJanuary2010/TVStation2.jpg)
(http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee148/Doomsdave/minipainting/Miniaturesun2010/HCity13.jpg)
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That all looks fantastic!
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I like Plasticville but a lot of it unfortunately looks very 1950s American and less suited for a European setting.
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That bank looks lovely. I could see that working in Europe or just about anywhere.
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They have a lot of nice stuff, but it is hard to get this side of the pond. Dark Horse has some, but not always a full stock.
The school house looks okay as a bank or an office, the Town Hall will do for a similar function. I have a few still to make, yes they are very 50s and many LAFfers use them for zombie games, but some are useful elsewhere. They are precoloured but I find that if you spray the components in the colours you want, they are quick to assemble.
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I have some O scale that look okay:
(http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i27/Shaz4/war/P1000252.jpg)
Slightly off topic so apologies. Joroas, where did you get the hotel/large house at the top of this picture?
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I picked that up from the Bristol show, Reveille. It was hand-made and too cheap and useful to ignore.
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A bargain indeed! I could have done with one of those.
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Well, you never know what you'll find at some of these smaller shows. :o
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I have a number of Plasticville buildings and they work fine.
They may not be quite right scale, but have not found anything that works better.
Sorry I have no repainted ones to show, as I really only drag them out once a year to
play a zombie game. Just have way too many projects to add another one at this time.
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Here's another shot of the O trailer, with figures, it's huge, but i guess american ones are, not like swedish ones where everything is folded away half the time lol
(http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i295/Col_stone/vietnam/DSC00537.jpg)
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Here's another shot of the O trailer, with figures, it's huge, but i guess american ones are, not like swedish ones where everything is folded away half the time lol
You should see our double-wides. (Cue banjo music).
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Not too short on Sandbags there, Col. Stone. :D
I prefered the Winnebago on Meet The Fokkers.........