15mm peninsular buildings - Remaining builds added - page 2

[War In 15MM]

I'm a year late with this post, but a year ago 15mm Napoleonic Spain was not yet on my radar.  In the last few weeks that has changed, and it will be my focus for the next six months or more so I have been looking for postings that inspire, and this certainly does.  While my Spainish town will be very old-school mainly consisting of the old Hovels' Spanish buildings and a few Ian Weekley star forts and buildings, that doesn't block my appreciation for this beautiful work.  Really outstanding.  Richard

[majorsmith]

Brilliant!!!

[Old Contemptible]

Top notch! Great work!

[Kikuchiyo]

Was this a range that never took off

It all looks fantastic but I can't see them on your site?

[jeffreythancock]

If you read carefully, you will see it was a custom commision build.  He does a fair amount of bespoke terrain work that does no go into mass production.

[Kikuchiyo]

If you read carefully, you will see it was a custom commision build.  He does a fair amount of bespoke terrain work that does no go into mass production.

I get that but the Japanese village started out as a custom commision so I was asking if there were plans to release them

[Warboss Nick]

Lovely work on that Peninsular village and in 15mm at that! 

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks 

Just to clarify, these were a commission and the 15mm Japanese buildings weren’t based on one; they were just done because I wanted to have a 15mm Japanese range.

I am working on some 28mm peninsular walls to go in the catalogue, I might follow that up with some buildings and then, who knows, maybe do them in 15mm 

[Kikuchiyo]

Sorry, I must have mistaken the wording of some of your blog posts

If you ever decide to release them I will be at the front of the line

[VonAkers]

James
They look Amazing .. 15mm .. they look like 28mms .. well done !!
Mate what did you use for the Poplars .. i need some asap !!
Cheers

[OSHIROmodels]

Cheers fella 

They were old ones from work that I tarted up (I think they were over ten years old when I spruced them up).

Most railway shops (online or otherwise) should do something similar