Latest scenery received

[Tomsche]

Yush, it`s for a project `in the far away pipeline` with homewritten rules et all, the temples will serve as the `background scenery` in which sancturay will be rebuild, to have a Saint Seiya game in front off.

target time: 2013, as for 2012 I`ve written some easy play Gundam rules, which we will hopefully take to some conventions amd use the 1/144 Bandai model kits for models.

[white knight]

Sounds cool.

I need to paint some more of mine.

[Tomsche]

These are the little babuchka`s

[white knight]

That's going to make a spectacular backdrop! 

[Poiter50]

Tomsche, where are they from and what scale are they? 

[Tomsche]

They don`t have a real `scale` advertised, but they came from an ebay store in hong kong called `People4toy`. 

http://cgi.benl.ebay.be/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200476852489

Judging by the doors, if you really want to use them in wargames on the table, I would estimate 10 or 6mm is suited best though.

[General Roos]

Wargames Scenery:s statue plinth and some tiles for my Innsmouth square. 

[manic _miner]

 Picked up some very nice palm tree's from the bring and buy at the Durham show yesterday along with a pack of grave stones from the Rendra range.

[carlos marighela]

Palm trees and gravestones? Tropical zombies or planning a tribute to Zé do Caixão?

[manic _miner]

 The palm trees should prove usefull for lots of things including my Sea Demons.

[white knight]

Inspired by Tomsche, I went on ebay to hunt for a suitable Athena statue for my Saint Seiya figures.

The 'official' one is far too small and expensive for what it is, so I found this very nice resin one that seems to be based on the same real world statue that inspired the one pictured in the series, so it's perfect and suitably large to go with the figures.



Some really nice detail, hard to see due to the white colour:


And some pics from the series to show how close it matches:

[Sangennaru]

wow, even better than the original one, more realistic and greek-like!

[Gibby]

The Greeks, despite what we see today, used to paint their statues. Get to it!

[white knight]

Luckily, the one in the show is an ancient greek statue in present day, so no need to paint it.

[Sterling Moose]

Nothing received yet but with free shipping, both domestic and international, I'm certainly considering it!!!

http://theminiaturespage.com/news/302300/