New buildings for North Africa / Near East 20 – 28mm

[TadPortly]

  lovely terrain and beautifully painted figs. Particularly like the Mashrabeya (wooden window shrouds).

[cram]

Very very nice!! I'll be getting some. Lovely paint job on the mini's. The palm trees in the background look fantastic too.

[Gluteus Maximus]

Frank, I love 'em!

I have lots of Sudanese and Zanzibaris and they would be perfect for both. They would also work for Fantasy, or even certain SciFi games set in the desert. Conan would love thieving and fighting in this sort of town 

How can I resist 

[chicklewis]

I couldn't figure out how to join a mailing list on the website.  Could you please be sure I get any future announcements? 

I'm chicklewis@aol.com

And I want your building kits !

[Gluteus Maximus]

Just seen this on the site:



I know it's intended as 1/72, but it definitely has potential for 28mm Colonial/Victorian era games too.

Carts are always useful 

[tim at frontline]

lovely peices,very neat. Welcome to the happy band of traders I wish you good luck for when you launch your range.

[Koppi]

Just seen this on the site:



I know it's intended as 1/72, but it definitely has potential for 28mm Colonial/Victorian era games too.

Carts are always useful 

A glimpse on his side shows me that the wagon is now available in 28 mm. Also another cart - called a british supply wagon - is shown there.

http://www.lasermodellbau.de/

[Gluteus Maximus]

A glimpse on his side shows me that the wagon is now available in 28 mm. Also another cart - called a british supply wagon - is shown there.

http://www.lasermodellbau.de/

Fantastic!   

[Ignatieff]

Awesome!!!  I'm in (price permitting).  How do I buy???

P.S. Those background palm trees are amazing as well.  Any ideas what they are?

[Doc Twilight]

Absolutely beautiful. Hoping these will be available soon.

-Doc

[Traveler Man]

Very, very nice models, and wonderfully atmospheric. 

[Smokeyrone]

I saw a picture of  an old building in Kenya today, that had those exact decorative, arched doors.



So, I find a [icture of a perferct stone and adobe Colonial building for a port tile for my Sudan project.    I get the picture, and it looks very African, and I find out that it was a building in Antwerp.   

[Frank]

The palm trees in the background are from PREISER, a German company:

http://www.preiserfiguren.de/

[Arcticman]

Great presentation, and some of them look as if they can be used for India around the mutiny as well. 

[Earther]

Those are some rather splendid looking buildings and very evocative… beautiful!