An update on the brownstone recut Here is a comparison shot of the existing brownstone (left) and the new one. The footprint is identical but the floor height has been increased to allow the building to fit in between 28mm and 35mm games. The stairs leading up to the front door have been made deeper
Another small update on the art deco project… a 3d floorplan. I would love to say this was a fantastic success but that would imply it was, which it isn’t. The walls are too high and they get in the way of moving models. But it has given me the idea to do a ruined
Here is a paint test of Cheviot Court. I won’t lie… there were a lot of bugs in this cut and it can be greatly improved. Bugs included missing parts (that I had to hand cut), parts that were reversed and so bent the wrong way and then problems I created myself in building it
The 28mm Art Deco Project continues! This is the prototype of the second building: Surrey Mansions. Of the three buildings intended for the initial run, this is the tallest at just over 50cm to the top of the detailing. Questions need to be asked at this point. Should the model be one piece or should
This is a work in progress of a 28mm art deco building. The model is not perfect but I am very pleased with how this turned out. There are some small improvements to be made and some extra detailing to be added but the final product will be very close to this I will have
We have accumulated a lot of test pieces for all the cyborg terrain, and I have been at a bit of a loss with what to do with them. Solution: Paint them all up for a themed table for the upcoming ICON Durban 40k tournament. Rather than going for a traditional metallic / futuristic paint
We are busy testing some old models with the new card thickness First up is the MK IV tank. This is a 1/48 scale model. We produce this as a “Grimdark” tank that has a turret that can take a battle cannon or a gattling cannon. The turret ring is compatible with the turret from
The brownstones are finished – as soon as the build instructions are finished and the printing done, thy will be released. The three sets are more or less identical, except for the architectural details at the top and on the front and rear window frames. The production costs for each kit are slightly different but
The chibi PzKpfw IV was made smaller as the previous version was too large. We dialed it down a little too much as you can see…this version is too small now. It has been resized up again and will be recut, with some extra changes to the road wheels. Once this is done, it will
Here are some comparison shots of an AT warlord titan against our future 8mm art deco range