Best card/pdf buildings to match dol games workshop models

[thebinmann]

Any ideas on wargames vault there seem to be loads!

Any idea which would best match the style?

[Svennn]

In my attic there are literally dozens, perhaps hundreds of card sheets from the old GW sets, both buildings and the earlier dungeon floor plans with planking, tiling etc. which I nabbed for custom builds from the warehouse years ago and never did anything with them.

[thebinmann]

any chance I could nab a few

ps pm'd

[phreedh]

In my attic there are literally dozens, perhaps hundreds of card sheets from the old GW sets, both buildings and the earlier dungeon floor plans with planking, tiling etc. which I nabbed for custom builds from the warehouse years ago and never did anything with them.

Tease. =)

[thebinmann]

i think his loft is wargames heaven

[Svennn]

Tease. =)

Moi?

I would not have mentioned them if they were going to stay up there

Right then, first lot I found


Clockwise from top left, 16 of bridge & ruins, 84 tents & outhouses, 87 of building #3, 29 of watchtower, 20 building #2.

Found a copy of McDeath, some Judge Dredd card figure sheets and a couple of Citadel Collector Series leaflets/catalogues in the same box amongst other stuff.

There are more because I can clearly remember sheets of flagstones and planking etc. but they will have to wait for another day when I have time to hunt for them.

They will fit into an A4 envelope (I think) so how about a couple of quid for 10 sheets inc. postage?

Svennn

[thebinmann]

That sounds more than fair, if you get a bubble envelope I'll pay for that too.

I'll take all that you have, if I understood there are 5 different sheetss, can I have 3 of each? With perhaps 4 wtach towers and building number 3, and 5 tents.  I will of course pay more!

I'd also be damn interested in the McDeath and the Judge Dredd card sheets and the Citadel Collector Series leaflets/catalogues in the same box amongst other stuff.

I'd also be very intereted in the stuff left to be found!

I'm sure others would be interested too, if you sell to me first! 

[Gun bunny]

I am in the us, on the east coast and i am curious if you would send any across the pond .

yours truly,gun bunny

[assi]

Any ideas on wargames vault there seem to be loads!

Any idea which would best match the style?

Fatdragon Games:)

[Viper]

Slightly off topic but certainly terrain related.

I'm probably willing to put some time to cardstock buildings myself, might look for some pdfs to print, but there is just something nice about a slightly more solid piece.

Some of the newer GW terrain pieces for fantasy have been pretty nice and not too badly priced but there are still only a half dozen different small buildings they've done and only one of them is a ruined/damaged building.

There are a lot of companies out there who do wide ranges of fantastic resin pieces but more often than not the price is just too much for me, so I was wondering if any of you guys knew of other companies who produce plastic fantasy building sets and especially fantasy ruins.

While I could build my own out of card or foam it's been a long time since I've put a nice plastic kit together.

[thebinmann]

I downloaded this and will compare with the old GW stuff at some point!

It looks good and is multilayered so I intend to make a 1920s barn for Cthulhu too.

http://www.wargamevault.com/product_info.php?products_id=84421&filters=0_0_0&free=1

If oit fits in I might get a couple more, I may try fat dragon too.

[Svennn]

I am in the us, on the east coast and i am curious if you would send any across the pond .

yours truly,gun bunny

Makes no difference to me, I still only have to write an address on the package wherever it goes.

[Gun bunny]

do you take paypal payments?

gun bunny.

[gothique]

Probably a little late to this thread. I use Dave Graffam models for most of my Medieval/Fantasy Buildings. Fat Dragon, Finger and Toe and Microtactix for Modern/Pulp. Fat Dragon and some Dave Graffam for Wild West. Finger and Toe and Ebbles for Future Wars. They are all excellent in there own ways and match reasonably well.