A useful European town

[Yankeepedlar01]

The finished project: a northern European town that will serve from the 1740's to the 1940's. It mainly uses Hovels and Ainsty resin castings, mounted on sectional 3mm MDF for storage. Its a wargaming project, not a scale model by the way.There are several entries on my Blog detailing how I got to the finished town. Here's a link to the last one ~

http://talesfromghq.blogspot.co.uk/2016/08/a-journey-through-time.html

A sample set of pictures ~




There a several more to see to get the feel of what I wanted from this wargaming terrain project, do pop over and see the full effect.
David

[FifteensAway]

And will the mayor be Mr. Bicklesburger?    Or will that be a local restauranteur?

Very nice.  Like it a lot.  

Collecting a bunch of buildings that will to do multiple duty in my own collection - from Vikings/Robin Hood right through at least to pirates in the Carobbean Sea, maybe even later.  Certainly also for Three Musketeers gaming.  Mostly exposed post and beam type structures.  

[Phil Robinson]

It is a splendid piece to fight over indeed, very versatile and really looks the part.

[Calimero]

Two questions;

How did the panzer 38(t)’s driver hope to squeeze his tank out of that double door?  

More seriously, where is the "Napoleonic coach" from?

Very nice work and very useful set of terrain!

[Yankeepedlar01]

Two questions;

How did the panzer 38(t)’s driver hope to squeeze his tank out of that double door?  
I THOUGHT THROUGH THE WALL MYSELF.

More seriously, where is the "Napoleonic coach" from?
WESTPHALIA MINIATURES.

Very nice work and very useful set of terrain!
THANKS.