Vauban Fortress Now Available in Stone Finish

kallman writes:

OK now this is something in paper I can see getting a considerable amount of use. I will have to order the 28mm version. As DinofBattle2 put it great for SYW up to colonial times. I can see using it for Pirate games and some AWI senarios. I think this style of fortification even goes back as far as the ECW.

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ScottWashburn of PaperTerrain writes:

PaperTerrain's acclaimed Vauban fortress kits are now available with either a brick or stone finish.

Vauban-style fortifications varied both in their design and in the material they were built with. Many were built of brick, but many others were built of stone. Now you can choose which type you want to have.

Our Vauban fortresses come in four- and five-sided versions, and there are options for demi-lunes and barracks as well. The kits are available in 6mm, 10/12mm, 15mm, 20mm and 25/28mm scales.

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