Russian Church needed

[Prof.Witchheimer]

I'm looking for something like this in 28mm or similar. Any ideas?

[Svennn]

Hovels do some Russian churches/buildings but they are very small so I really think you had better get the foamboard out and start scratchbuilding - not very helpful sorry

[Svennn]

I did one for somebody years ago and used curtain pole finials for the minarets

[Arcticman]

here is a picture of the Hovel's  church:
http://www.hovelsltd.co.uk/Russian%2025/h3.htm

Paper Terrrain has two different churches:
http://paperterrain.mybisi.com/category/Russian-Buildings_8012_Page1.html

The only other example was the old HG Walls wooden church which I am afraid is out of production.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

here is a picture of the Hovel's  church:
http://www.hovelsltd.co.uk/Russian%2025/h3.htm

Paper Terrrain has two different churches:
http://paperterrain.mybisi.com/category/Russian-Buildings_8012_Page1.html

The only other example was the old HG Walls wooden church which I am afraid is out of production.

Thanks for the links! Hovel's one is too small indeed and a paper modell isn't really my cup of tea

[Cory]

I built mine out of 1/2" foam board. The onion dome was the tricky part, but I was able to use some inverted plastic christmas ornaments.

[Yankeepedlar01]

Shellhole scenics have one in 20mm
http://www.shellhole.co.uk/catalogue/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_9&products_id=31
No picture, but I think their stuff is quite large. Hope it helps the search...

[fastolfrus]

I think Coritani Miniatures used to have some domes too.

[Gluteus Maximus]

I think Coritani Miniatures used to have some domes too.

They still do, if the website is current:

http://www.magneticdisplays.co.uk/models.asp



These were originally sculpted by Ian Weekley, IIRC.

[Prof.Witchheimer]

that looks usefull, thanks!

[Schogun]

What size/scale are Coritani's domes?

[Gluteus Maximus]

Sorry, that's the only info I have.

If you e-mail them at:

trevor@magneticdisplays.co.uk

they should provide you with the relevant info.


Cheers,
Ian