Monday, 20 January 2014
Buildings in 28 mm
I have been assembling some new buildings for my 28 ml armies.
First up a resin model of a traditrional timber framed two story house from Frontline in resin. Excellent model, very detailed and of a good size. It paints really well.
Next an Anglo-Danish Dark Age 'wooden' hovel from 4Ground that I will use both for Saga and for a Russian peasant hovel.
Again, very nice model.
Price wise, nothing to choose between them.
Comparing the advantages of the two:
Frontline: Detailed. Unpainted so you can choose your own scheme.
4Ground: Light, tough and easy to store. Painted so you don't have to.
My recommendation:
4Ground for fast production of useful, very functional, decent looking wargame scenery.
Frontline for model making, dioramas etc.
As the old saying goes: you pays your money and you takes your choice.
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Anything with teddy bear fur puts me off!
ReplyDeleteMy wife shrieked when she found my 'roof' under the dining table. :)
DeleteNice looking buildings!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil
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