Perry 40mm's & Grand Manner Buildings

colin knight writes:

Grand Manner are one of the best. I have a great 28mm Assyrian seige tower from them and it really is exellent. Perry's as always just seem to have an ever increasing potential to produce great minis. I really like the animation and diaroma type models and poses. they are becoming more like small 54mm.
I just wish they were more in ancients at the moment. Large hint as I know they will read this but not reply. I have once or twice nearly bought some of their 40mm though.

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Alan Perry of Perry Miniatures writes:

Dave Bodley recently brought over some Spanish buildings he's been working on for his company (Grand Manner) to see if I might be interested in any of them.

I was!

I was so impressed I bought a village... and a convent! I'd been looking for high quality buildings which would work with my 40mm Peninsular War range, and they do.

Last weekend was very sunny, so I took a few photos in the garden. There should be more on the site by the time this goes up. The picture of the greens is there, to show you I am working on other things as well as French Naps!