Building for my Pulp/CThulhu games

[Malebolgia]

I reviewed this Ziterdes building for a Dutch store. I think these buildings are absolutely brilliant. Not only do they look ace, they are light and very robust too. Great stuff all around!

Here's the building with primer on it:



And here with paint:







The buildings are hollow and detailed on the inside, so you can also play in them. I painted the wallpaper and frames as weathered, so I can also use these on Fallout tables with some decency . You can see from the miniatures, the scale is quite nice (although the bricks are HUGE). The coolest thing about this building is they also sell  extra floors, so you can build a real appartment building. Will take you ages painting, but will look stellar on the table. Yes, they will take some time painting, but the result is quite nice. I used airbrushing and 'regular techniques' on the building.
I also have the factory and 3-story bank building at home to paint and review

[Cherno]

Tha red and black contrast looks good on the outside, and the decayed look on the inside walls should fit seedy 1920s New England and post-apocalyptic Wasteland setting equally well

I hope you will do the factory building as well and I'm looking forward to see your completed buildings.

[aggro84]

That Ziterdes building is nice.

Your paint job looks great on it.

[oldskoolrebel]

Wow! Fantastic!

I've very very impressed. I'm also very impressed with the price.

Hmm I'll maybe keep this one for future projects.

Cheers
Andy

[Oldben1]

Great work on the bricks.  The rusted trap door on the roof is a nice touch.

[Wolf Girl]

Its so pretty! 

[Mason]

 

Lovely building with a great paintjob!

You have painted it so well that the massive bricks are not really noticed.
Well done, that man.

Hmmm, I may have to check these out.

[Papa Spanky]

A good terrain piece made great by your paintjob.  two smileys up. (since there are no thumbs emotes)

[joroas]

Great looking building.  Very effective paint scheme. Must get some of those.