Brick Walls, the Slow way

[Alfrik]

Been working off and on on a brick wall master, then realized others might want to make 25-28 mm bricks as fast as they can with a set of Fiskers rectangle hole puncher from a craft store.

http://armoredink.blogspot.com/2009/03/brick-wall-hard-way.html

Time and patience will win out.

[Bako]

The sad thing, I could imagine myself taking the time to make brickery-wickery like that. Thanks for the tip, I really must live under a rock because a rectangle hole-punch never occurred to me .

[Westfalia Chris]

Dear Alfrik, actually building walls using that method would qualify as "certified insane" in my book , but the possibilities for realistic ruins and collapsed buildings (no offence to the folks in Cologne, mind you!) are endless. 

[Hammers]

Interesting. Thanks for the writeup.

[gamer Mac]

I do not have the ability to mould stuff but for one off small wall sections it maybe useful. I will have to look in to getting one.
Thanks for the tip.

[Onimusha]

Well if you happen to have virtually all your tin soldiers painted/ painted all your terrain pieces this could be a solution to keep you of the streets

[Hitman]

Great idea. I have lots of card stock, and never thought of it. I also saw a similar idea using the left over plastic sprues from plastic figures (ie GW. figures, and now Perry and Victrix used to make buildings as well. I think it was on the Lord of the Rings website called The Last Alliance. The plastic sprues are a bit taller, but when the buildings were finished, they looked fine scale-wise. Also, they might work better for your mold making process...just a thought. I have a whack of these sprues so I might give it a try...due to your inspiration!!