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Tango0124 Oct 2026 1:53 p.m. PST

"Something of a detour from the norm in this post, some real estate for the collection.

This was inspired by a few things really, a recent family holiday to Normandy where I took particular interest in the architecture of the various places on my travels. Secondly, I recently moved house and as a result discovered a few hobby boxes i'd forgotten I had, in particular a huge box of scratch build bits and pieces it felt like finding an old friend. The heatwaves of the summer also made it uncomfortable to sit and paint with the optivisor on, so I opted to make best use of my time, in particular building upon my last venture of creating a modular collection of buildings.

I really enjoyed that project and had much use out of it in many different settings and combinations over the years, adding more could only make it better so not wanting to disturb the creative flow I set about creating a loose plan…"

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Sgt Slag24 Oct 2026 2:24 p.m. PST

Gorgeous! Really beautiful setup.

It looks more appropriate for a diorama than a gaming table. It would be challenging to move figures amongst and between those buildings.

Thanks for sharing, Armand. Cheers!

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