Battlefield Accessories 15mm Buildings

[Codsticker]

This winter I am continuing to expand my 15mm terrain collection, so I bought two packs of Battlefield Accessories MDF 15mm Buildings (link). As usual, I added a few things to give them a little more realistic dimension.



These are perfect for 17th-early20th century buildings. I am thinking of getting another pack and giving them thatch rooves instead of shake rooves.



There are more pics on my blog: link.

[syrinx0]

They look great!

[mikedemana]

Good looking stuff, Codsticker? I checked out your blog, but you didn't talk about how you textured the MDF walls. You obviously did something with them...

Mike Demana

[Codsticker]

Thanks boys.

Good looking stuff, Codsticker? I checked out your blog, but you didn't talk about how you textured the MDF walls. You obviously did something with them...

Mike Demana

I just painted the walls with thinned white glue; dusted them heavily with Polyblend grout. I then sealed them with thinned white glue before priming.

[anevilgiraffe]

I just painted the walls with thinned white glue; dusted them heavily with Polyblend grout. I then sealed them with thinned white glue before priming.

that's a lovely finish.

[BeneathALeadMountain]

Codsticker you’ve made some very basic kits into charming little bits of scenery anyone would be proud of! (And shown me a 15mm mdf company I didn’t know of previously - I like they’re destroyed city blocks). Thanks

Andrew
BeneathALeadMountain

[anevilgiraffe]

(And shown me a 15mm mdf company I didn’t know of previously - I like they’re destroyed city blocks)

indeed, some basic MDF shells for pimping are always welcome - not seen a mdf ziggurat before, just annoying that the tudor stuff is only available prepainted.

[Codsticker]

Thank you everyone.

indeed, some basic MDF shells for pimping are always welcome...

I do enjoy it - I am currently working on Sarissa Precision's European Town Set in 15mm.