28 mm pulpy terrain

[Grimm]

thanks for the farst answer , I will check you site next week and place a order if you have the pictures then .

I'm curious about  the work from ribena on the bits can´t wait to see them .

@ ribena
I am also a grate Betty Fan  if you make more make these and  I will buy it !
a perfect Lost world queen for my cavemen : )
cheers Grimm

[Argonor]

Hi BlackCat

I've been looking at your stuff, too, and I think I can use some of your bases as .45A enconter markers (paved floor and jungle) without much addition.  

What I would like to see in addition is:

Bases, round, 40 mm (I think - the size 'the other company' uses for cavalry in Middle-Earth) with sand (desert) and egyptian/sumerian/babylonian (middle-eastern archaeological stuff) nit-bits. I'd make 'em myself, weren't it completely impossible to find the nit-bits - and I'm not going to sculpt myself... I think...

Bases, sq. also 40 (45?) mm ('monster bases'?) with paving tiles, and the odd nit-bit as above - not just skulls.

I'll be in for a bag of skulls in a few days - but if you'd make some of the stuff I mentioned, I'd rather wait and get a bigger box from you  :wink:

Sorry for imposing on your thread, Grimm  :wink:

[Black Cat Bases]

Hi, we can do round bases like the desert ones with no problem, we will work on some different bits to go ontop, the small accessories list is massive at the moment but we will prioritise these. Feel free to jump on any thread, we did not start this one but someone told us our stuff was getting interest so we decided to join in directly and see if we could help! The more the merrier, as we said we are always open to suggestions! Our postage is not high so don't worry to much about orders of smaller quantities of stuff.. Let me know if I can help with anything else. Thanks Jo:)

[Black Cat Bases]

Sorry should have said the square bases are not a problem either. We already make them, just a case of doing the different bits to go ontop which will be able to be used for both! Jo:)

[Argonor]

(a rumbling voice from above) "I am very pleased with you, my child!"

Just joking ('God wants it' is a standing joke on this forum)

I am so very looking forward to see the results   - please, do not follow the advice of Fangorn in terms of letting me/us know when you have some stuff ready for looking at (and selling, of course)!!

[theoldschool]

I also looking for 28mm sreet lantern´s

These look as if they might fit the bill
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=005&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=150086266889&rd=1&rd=1

They are part of the Plasticville series. eBay only accepts bids on this from within the US, but if you contact the seller they will ship to Europe. Nice guys to deal with.
Pat

[Operator5]

These Plasticville lamp posts are the same ones I use. They work and look great.

[Grimm]

I thik I will get them  :mrgreen:

[Auton]

Yes the Bachmann ones are very good. I recently got 20 from eBay, a seller in the US is doing them 'in bulk', very good service from him.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6001944560&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.co.uk%3A80%2Fsearch%2Fsearch.dll%3Ffrom%3DR40%26satitle%3D6001944560%26fvi%3D1

[Overlord]

I was clearing out my favourites list (Not something I do very often) and came across this which I had forgotten.  Possibly of some use in Pulp (or other) games.

http://www.game-mart.co.uk/cat_urban_dcor.cfm

[Black Cat Bases]

Hi,
We have now made some of the bits that were asked for and we are still working on the rest. I will post a new topic about them in a minute so that you can have a look! Thanks Jo:)

[Bravo Six]

Guys, don't know if you've seen these O scale details yet but they have tons of good stuff. Garbage cans included as well as safes and wall mounted telephones. Tons of pulpy goodness:

http://www.builders-in-scale.com/bis/o-parts.html

-Todd

[Hammers]

On this topic, has anyone seen an O scale crane, preferably a "heavy" swuitable for harbours.

[Evilcartoonist]

Answer for your asphalt vs cobblesonte etc question.    Asphalt was in use as early as the 1870s (New York) and its use grew quickly. So in the 1920s and 30s, you can pretty much count on asphalt as your pavement material. However, cobblestone, granite, wood blocks and (especially) brick can still be found paving smaller towns at the same time.