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| quidveritas | 20 Apr 2009 3:47 p.m. PST |
I have to be going blind. I'm looking for the Celtic / Gaelic Buildings recently placed on the TMP new announcements. Think they were 25mm or 28mm. The same guy makes some Roman field fortifications. Can anyone point me in the right direction here? thanks. mjc |
| LEGION 1950 | 20 Apr 2009 4:48 p.m. PST |
mjc, Acheson Ceations. They are listed on tmp. Mike Adams |
| Come In Nighthawk | 31 Mar 2013 12:21 p.m. PST |
Am seeking a couple 25/28mm scale, not-so-b****y-danged-expensive, resin Celtic Iron Age Roundhouses (maybe one large and one small). In searching for them, I am interested in knowing from whence came the roundhouse seen only partially in the left side of the b/w foto illustrating the narrative review of one of Warlord Games' Celtic chariots as found in Slingshot, #260 (Sept. 2008), 59. For the kind hearts and the tolerant, who offer me ideas, I'd like to add that one of the things that bothers me about most (all?) of the available roundhouses I have managed to find that are offered by various vendors (aside from the price at least at one of 'em), is that the pitch (slope) of their thatched roofs is WAY to steep as compared to the best reconstructions that folks celebrate -- e.g. at Butser, which I have visited several times (regrettably, only before they finished the Roman villa rustica)…
Note how large this main roundhouse at Butser is -- e.g., see the thatcher up on the roof…
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