Petite Properties 1:48 Gothic horror accessories

[huevans]

https://www.petitepropertiesltd.com/?fbclid=IwAR1XQ6lEsUCG_U9A4ORGbZ1KZI1ORoW0a5uznRcpFEsr7daX0KQYZBrMLOE






Found on Facebook.

[Eric the Shed]

great stuff..

dont forget they do a house of horror

https://www.petitepropertiesltd.com/raven-s-perch-the-enchanted-range-kit-1/48th.html

[huevans]

There were a couple of nice photos today by a member of the hearse painted. I believe you need to be a member of the FB group to see them though.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2409288456008249&set=pcb.2284076308374636&type=3&theater&ifg=1

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2424961874447825&set=pcb.2253100064805594&type=3&theater&ifg=1

[Spooktalker]

I have had my eye on the Petite Properties line for a few years now and have them in my queued list of one-day orders. The raven's perch will probably be in the first order. Many of the buildings have an open back; in a sense they are dollhouses. Others, I think, have a finished back that can open. I really like the style of play that this affords, and was actually moving in that direction generally with buildings, or at least the ones where I had control over it. They cost a bit more than average, but they are 1:48 which works better for 32mm+ games like Malifaux and many kickstarter game figs, and I have read that they come with detailed instructions to mimic the stone and wood planking effects in the display models. That's worth a bit extra, I think.

The furniture line is also extensive. Absolutely perfect for Malifaux.

[Old-N-Busted]

They are very nice kits here are a few shots of one (the railway inn i think) done up as Frazers the undertaker in our Dad,s Army game from the Elgin model show last year





It fitted very well with other kits we used. thats it in the bottem left.



BUSTED.

[tin shed gamer]

Nicely done .
I love the town just about the right size and footprint (for me.)

I'm quite the convert to 1/4 scale(1/48). To the point I've just given away all of my Sarissa buildings (admittedly They needed a good airing as the storage had gone foisty.).With the exception of the Roman ones they've been claimed by my son.


I'd recommend popping onto Esty and taking a look at Scale Model DIY. (Links just won't work from my phone)
They're a similar price if not a little cheap.But the quality and attention to detail put into the kits (not just the finished model) puts Wargaming mdf to shame.
£35 for a church that has a playable interior with everything you need with pews, alter, gravestones ,even the church organ. Clear instructions plus a piece of sandpaper.
There also a nice pub and several 30's & 40's buildings that have great crossover potential.

[Scrubber]

Old N Busted any chance you could show picture of that building with 28mm figure for scale. Thanks.

[levied troop]

I’ve used quite a lot of Petite Properties kits in the past and happily recommend them.  The thread linked here shows various builds, particularly dealing with the open back issue, and various size comparisons with figures and some other resin and MDF buildings:
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?PHPSESSID=92jfsgvt7rr71uuutu2uc20r85&topic=61298.0

[Old-N-Busted]

Old N Busted any chance you could show picture of that building with 28mm figure for scale. Thanks.

   

 Hi scrubber here are a few shots with a mix of minis and bases  hope this helps. BUSTED.

[Calimero]

cool, they also have a small selection of 1/76^th scale buildings

[Thargor]

I've painted up my Railway Inn as Arkwright's Groceries and General Store.