North Star: Victorian Buildings by 4Ground

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NickNorthStar writes:

Hi, got this info from 4Ground

A single storey of the warehouse (28S-WTB-104) is approx. 8cm (just over 3 1/2") high by length of 31cm (just over 1ft) by width of 18cm (just over 7"), with the roof the total height of the warehouse without the add-on is 24cm (just under 9 1/2").

A single storey of the police station (28S-WTB-103) is approx. 5.7cm (about 2 1/4") high by length of 20cm (just under 8") by width of 20cm (just under 8"), with the roof the total height of the police station without the add-on is 21cm (about 8 1/4") – the porch is 4.5cm by 6.4cm (or just under2" by 2 1/2").

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NickNorthStar of North Star writes:

We've just taken delivery of the brand-new Victorian buildings by the manufacturer 4Ground.

Victorian building

4Ground make pre-painted MDF building and scenery kits.

These four new buildings are designed so you can build Victorian London.

Victorian building

The new buildings are:

Police Station
End Terrace House
Mid-Terrance House
Warehouse

Victorian building

The buildings are all 28mm-sized, and are really big! The Warehouse and Police Stations are big enough to be gaming arenas on their own.

The Warehouse and Police Station also have extensions available to make them taller, adding more levels to battle over.

Victorian building

The photos here our Kev Dallimore has taken with the North Star/Osprey Publishing VSF range of figures for the game In Her Majesty's Name.

Cheers!