"Medieval Village Buildings?" Topic
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 Flashman14  | 05 May 2026 1:46 p.m. PST |
Who makes the best of these in 25/28mm? 1100-1300s
Rural dwellings and related structures
I'm not looking for an urban/city landscape. I'm aware of Hovels, Battle Honours 3D, Old Glory/Blue Moon, Renedra, Perry, none are quite right. This kind of thing: link |
| Sgt Slag | 05 May 2026 2:04 p.m. PST |
David Graffam models might suit your needs. These are PDF printout's which can be bonded to chipboard, reinforced by square or round wooden dowels, to prevent warping over time. Best part in using these models? No painting required, other than edging to cover up the white paper edges. Here is a folder of some images of my non-Graffam models made using chipboard substrates, reinforced with wooden dowels (Hot Glue works far better than PVA Glue: faster, superior strength, and very handy to fill in gaps, if necessary -- Hot Glue can be easily painted with acrylic paints). Graffam's models are more realistic than the fantasy fare I own and have converted from cardstock to chipboard models. They look pretty good to me, on the gaming table. Note that the siege towers were made using paper-clad chipboard, as well. Cheers! |
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