"Japanese and Korean Buildings in 1/1200" Topic
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 David Manley  | 27 Feb 2021 5:29 p.m. PST |
I'm busy working on my 1/1200 fleets for the Imjin War and I'd like to have a few buildings to set along the shoreline, and ideally a castle or two to use as shore based fortifications. Is anyone aware of any suitable model buildings I should hunt down? Slightly oversize or undersize should work OK so exactly 1/1200 isn't a necessity. |
| sillypoint | 28 Feb 2021 4:05 p.m. PST |
At that scale, I would use small blocks of cardboard or google earth images. Play with the contrast and print them out. Possibly print out a second copy on card stock and cut out the buildings and glue them over the first print. Attached is a image from google earth of Himeji castle. flic.kr/ps/3VXvBh |
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