"28mm Buildings for FIW and Sleepy Hollow?" Topic

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miniMo	04 Sep 2017 10:29 a.m. PST
Any particularly appropriate laser-cut 28mm buildings for Sleepy Hollow/French and Indian War available? Sleepy Hollow was noted for being haunted before the headless Hessian came along after the Rev War. The French and Indian War period is looking very tempting for a Gothicky Horror setting using Donnybrook.
wakenney	04 Sep 2017 11:05 a.m. PST
This church is appropriate for the period. link There may be some Malifaux scenery that would work, though it tends towards the fantastic more than the historic. This set from etsy has a creepy feel and could be modified to FIW period. link
miniMo	04 Sep 2017 12:11 p.m. PST
That church looks perfect, and I hadn't come across that company before, thanks! I've seen the Swamp VIllage , but it seems a little more whimsical than horror to me.
miniMo	04 Sep 2017 6:28 p.m. PST
Just re-watched Burton's Sleepy Hollow for an architectural study. The village has a very fun eclectic mix of styles!
miniMo	04 Sep 2017 6:51 p.m. PST
The architecture is so wrong that it's great =^,^= Just found these illustrations of the set pieces: link
miniMo	05 Sep 2017 10:11 a.m. PST
Armed with visual info, I went digging last night and found a number of buildings that could work as proxies. For the church, there is the Terrain Shed kit linked up above, and for a pricier pre-painted option 4Ground has a Church set with picket fence and grave stones Sarissa makes a very nice covered bridge, and one of their 2-story Dutch-Belgian townhouses could stand in for the Van Allen House. Their Post Windmill would be close with a stone sheeting added around the post framework. Things From The Basement has quite a few proxies, Barn, Town House #1, Town House #2, and Watermill (I think there's a Watermill on the village pond, but you never quite see the wheel on the building in any screen shots). The biggest piece missing is something for the big Van Tassel Manor. A better proxy of the brick Van Allen House in the front left corner of the illustrations above would be good. Any sort of proxy out there for the Sleepy Hollow Inn, the thatched one in the front?

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