"Ruined Medieval Buildings, The Lovely Wreckage Of Bree " Topic

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Just finished up painting these Armorcast resin terrain pieces.
And… more than 200 Undead troops as well, lots of bones coming up in the next post!

So, lets examine the Ruins of Bree…

So I got 5 ruined structures here.

But life goes on, in the ruins of Bree!
Here is the portable Prancing Pony snug pub!

Radagast sets up a little wizards study to prepare his Vancian spells for the upcoming battle.

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I love the ruins. Poor Bree!

Those Armourcast buildings look great

Are those cobblestone roads also from armorcast?

Matthew

Looks like a Cigar Box Battle mat…nice

Are you sure that is a Cigar Box mat? I swear I have seen that one for sale on Ebay by a lesser-known vendor.

Looks like a printed mat on mouse pad material.

That looks awesome!! Some of the best stone ruins I've seen, great paint job!

I was just visiting your blog. Your narrative campaign reports are absolutely wonderful. Love the ruins of Bree campaign, really inspiring writing and storytelling!

Thanks buddies!

45thdiv, Stepman3, YogiBearMinis,
That is a Deep Cut Studio mat.
And Don Manser is correct in it being mouse pad in nature.

Baranovich,
Outside of the rather pricey ruined townhouse from Tabletop World, the Armorcast is probably the best bang for your dollar. Also, Tabletop World only really has the one ruined piece. I didnt even purchase all the ruins available via Armorcast.

But again, I feel I must reiterate, novice modellers will be frustrated by the flashing and not fitting of the resin pieces. Which I suppose is the nature of old resin molds that probably need replacing. But for the prices, I cant complain too much. But beginners… beware of potential self injury in filing and cutting those resin edges flat.