new 4ground tavern

[whiskey priest]

This looks like you could run an entire game inside it, no shots of the interior yet though

[DeafNala]

That is one IMPRESSIVE looking tavern. The possibilities for gaming or just as a centerpiece are substantial. I could see building an entire town around that beasty. EXCELLENT FIND!

[Gibby]

Wow! I really must have that. I know someone I can hire to make that into a masterpiece!

[Elbows]

Their entire line of Fabled Realms so far has been outstanding with heaps of modification possibilities.  I love their stuff --- luckily I don't (yet) game fantasy skirmish so I can avoid the temptation.  The tavern is up there on par with their Saloon and Viking Great hall ---- huge pieces, with huge price-tags!   

[blackstone]

Wow. 

[fastolfrus]

I wonder if an architect could use it as a blueprint for a wargames room....

[FramFramson]

Wow! A real monster!

[Elbows]

I wonder if an architect could use it as a blueprint for a house....

 

[Faust23]

That's pretty damn awesome!

[leonmallett]

Stunning bit of kit.

[Legion1963]

Indeed. Massively impressive. ;-)

[Suber]

Oh my! Now I need to make up an excuse to get that!

[Brummie Thug]

Well impressed with that. 

[psyberwyche]

It's phenomenal what they can do with laser-cut stuff these days! I've been admiring all the stagecoaches and wagons coming out recently too.

That said, I was comparing this inn to the resin coaching inn from Tabletop World (http://www.tabletop-world.com/coachingInn.php), and the 4ground one is quite a bit more expensive. This surprises me - I like them both, but in my experience laser-cut terrain can be fiddly to assemble, and always has some details (like the roof) that need additional work to look realistic. The resin stuff on the other hand looks gorgeous right out the box, with detailed interiors too.

[AKULA]

looks impressive BUT the effect is completely ruined for me by the perfect tiled roof.