"18th Century Church" Topic

Like the name says.
I'm looking for a decent Protestant style 18th Century Church that one would find in the Colonies/Caribbean.

Looking for one that has a removable roof, fits in with the period, and is suited for 28mm – 32mm.

Doesn't matter if it's resin, IJP, or MDF/Lasercut.

Any suggestions/links would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

Here's a couple that maybe of interest, Murph. For a village:

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For a larger town or city:

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There's a fair few .stl out there too, if you have a 3D printer.

Dal;

Thanks for the links, but I am looking for more "Protestant" style and these are nice but are more "Spanish/Catholic". I might go with the Ender one though…
Thanks!

Not sure there's a Protestant colonial/Caribbean style as such. When I started googling "old church [name of British colony]" most of the results looked straight-up English. So--pretty much--does the Anglican parish church at Colonial Williamsburg. But the Presbyterian church there is the sort of white clapboard you'd use for an ACW battle.

Perhaps something from Sarissa Precision

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Try the plastic one by Renedra

Available from Brigade Games under their generic buildings tab

Old commute – always looked Murcan:

Wiki – UK, London SW, Clapham, Holy Trinity 1776

Current supermarket run:

Wiki – UK, Bradford, Bowling, St Johns 1766

Interesting. The Sarissa Precision "Small English Church" which I took to be an older style than Stoppage's 18th Century ones looked like several in Bermuda or the Bahamas. Does the roof lift off?

I envy you your scenery, Stoppage. "Old" in northern Indiana usually means between the ACW and WWI, if not later. They have an antique aircraft (F-86) on display outside the local sports arena. When I was on my first enlistment that plane--not that type: that actual tail number--was flying with my Air Guard unit. Then I go to the UK and see HMS Victory.

Mind you, we're reasonably good for Beaux Arts and Art Deco. But anything earlier…

Something like this?

YouTube link