Latest scenery received

[Froggy the Great]

Ten more martian skyscrapers, as displayed in the last Build Something contest.

[Poiter50]

9 15mm prepainted Tunisian buildings with 6 of them having their destroyed counterparts from Ayla? on Ebay. I suspect they are PMC Games from the style and colouring.

One Ebob/Hudson & Allen Scottish village building, very light weight.

[carlos marighela]

Finally got my hands on the Italeri African House. This is a really impressive bit of kit. The box was so heavy, the guy in the shop asked if it was resin, so we broke it open there and then. No, all injection moulded plastic, unlike some of the earlier Italeri terrain that contains resin roofs. A lot of injected moulded plastic.

Goes together very well, although I was a bit slapdash in my construction. Nevermind , nothing a little white glue/ filler won't fix. Nominally 1:72, fits fairly well with my 28mm Eureka Afghans. The roof is detachable, not sure whether I will glue it in place or leave it detachable. I can see this getting a lot of use from Algiers to Kandahar.

[AKULA]

resin ammo crates from Old Crow - very crisp.

 

[Neotacha]

The Escenografia Epsilon vegetable garden ( http://escenografiaepsilon.blogspot.com/2011/02/available-vegetable-garden-2011-in-28mm.html ).  It's a lovely piece -- I can hardly wait to start painting it.

[osansor]

hi Neotacha,
i'm óscar from epsilon, please when you finish the piece please send me a photo and i publish it in the epsilon blog. thnaks for your word, i'm very happy

[phreedh]

Got a shitload of Amera terrain the other day. Really looking forward to painting and flocking them up, they look good for what they are: vacuformed plasticard hills, ruins and cliffs. Will post a review of sorts in the workbench when I've gotten around to paint some of it.

[ugsome]

A visit to Toys R us got me these. I actually got more stuff than two of the kids.

First a happy house that I need to remove the face from(obviously). Should work as a building in any generic harbour.
Scale looks fine.



Then a warehouse. It is easy to deconstruct and/or simply remove the roof from.
I will see how other contructed warehouses and see what I can do. Probably need some interior, crates and other
warehousy stuff. Maybe a bit modern for Pulp purposes, but who cares.

[twrchtrwyth]

@ugsome, what range are these?

[ugsome]

Elias I think it is called. Boats and houses that have faces.

[Hammers]

Ugsome, they are not shit...! Clever idea, that man.

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These anthropomorphic concepts they are feeding the kids these days, just weird me out... I know, it is not completely new but it has exploded from animals to submarines, trains, buildings, food stuffs and who knows what. Is anyone doing body parts yet? A rectum which sings lullaby wouldn't surprise me...

[carlos marighela]

"rectum which sings lullaby wouldn't surprise me..."

I think you'll find it was actually a story about a pet goat, rather than a lullaby. Still you have to admire his creators, he was remarkably lifelike.

[McYellowbelly]

Cobblestone sections from Sannegaru, lovely pieces......will post when they get used.
Also, some samples of windows from the same gentleman, great quality and very useful!!

[Plynkes]

These anthropomorphic concepts they are feeding the kids these days, just weird me out...

Me too...

[white knight]

Is anyone doing body parts yet? A rectum which sings lullaby wouldn't surprise me...

A local weekly mag sometimes features strips about a creature called reetman...