As mentioned in my post on the Anti-Colonial Camel Corp army in early May I needed some buildings for a desert village or town.
Unusually for me I got right on it and purchased three small buildings and two larger ones from Dark Castle Terrain Dark Castle Terrain who are an Australian company. It was very reasonable, only A$22 for all the buildings plus around $12 postage so A$34. (Approx. USD20 or GBP16 in total)
The designs are licenced from JB MDF Wargames who has an eBay store and is located in the UK.
They all went together very easily and have plenty of detail.
Very unusually I also assembled and painted them within a week of receiving them. Go me!
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| The new village - including two date palm stands for a little colour, |
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| Camel train in the village |
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| Being defended by one of the Camel Corp infantry units. |
In addition to the above, also available at Dark Castle Terrain was a small farm house for the princely sum of $5. I couldn't resist and got it as well.
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| Assembled and based with the glue still drying |
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| The roof comes off as well in case you need to hide someone there |
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| Being defended by the French Colonial skirmishers |
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| And another view with the roof on. |
A quick day and evenings work and all done in record time.
Go you, indeed! Nice collection of buildings and doubly good to see you posting regularly again.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan. I am trying to up the output Mr Stalin's way, quantity, not quality 😂
DeleteA useful range of buildings, quite reasonably priced.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter. They should look good on the battlefield either as terrain or background.
DeleteNice job matey. Any chance I could rent the back room in that cottage for a week or so?
ReplyDeleteThanks JBM. Of course you can rent it! I will list it on Air BnB 😂
DeleteGood looking buildings and your recently painted figs look a treat in the new farm house.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes, James
Thank you James. Very kind.
Deleteawesome job! they look the biz-ness. 😁
ReplyDeleteThanks Stew!
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