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| jamemurp writes: |
Very nice! They also fit well with most slightly earlier periods (I think they would fit just fine as 16th century- especially mixed in with half-timber buildings) and a pretty good range of Europe, especially if the roof shingling is painted to look like wood shingling. I am especially liking it for 15mm not-Mordheim, where the deck goods would also be useful as clutter.
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martin goddard 
of Peter Pig writes:
A range of resin buildings for use in pirate and buccaneer land raids. They will also do just fine as general 17th Century buildings. These are well-researched buildings based on historical trading towns.
They will be with us at shows we are doing on the U.K. circuit this year.
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