Mardigan over at the Brush and Battle blog has been compiling inspiration for some medieval buildings made simply from blocks. This reminded me of some bits of architectural scenery I made from one of those wooden villages you can pick up on Ebay. I made them for use with 10mm figures based mainly on 2" square bases. They are themselves assembled on 3" squares to fit on a 3" grid.
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| Town of half-timbered houses and a tower |
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| Fortified Manor |
I've tried basing these building before. I really like the fortified manor. Time to dig out my collection and rethink using them.
ReplyDeleteThanks John. Lots of possibilities with these little buildings!
DeleteThey look really neat 🙂👍🏼👍🏼. Presumably there’s room for a base of troops to fit within the second one, the Manor?
ReplyDeleteThanks Martin. Yes a 2" base squeezes in the courtyard!
ReplyDeleteI like these systems. Simple and elegant.
ReplyDeleteThanks Archduke. They were fun to make and didn't involve too much scratch building
DeleteWorkmanlike and pleasing to the eye. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteAlan Tradgardland
Thanks Alan - I see you're still Anonymous. Is that a Blogger thing?
DeleteThe buildng look to fit in perfectly with your style,
ReplyDeleteCheers Joe - I keep it simple as I'm really not skilled at painting / model-making!
DeleteNice buildings! I also like the trees a lot. Cheer, Karl
ReplyDeleteThanks Karl - the trees are Irregular Miniatures 6mm
DeleteThose look great! I love the fortified manor as well, it’s given me a couple of ideas for mine. Thanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteGlad to help with a share of ideas.
DeleteThe origin of my Fortified Manor is a far better piece of work by Bob the Painter which can be found here:
http://bobthepainter.blogspot.com/2018/08/new-terrain-piece.html