Three houses, a Smithy, and the Coaching Inn
Back in April a very wonderful package was delivered to my door. Though the snow had melted, giddy feelings bubbling inside reminded me of ripping into Santa-stamped gift-wrap as a wee scamp.
It has been five long months of washing, priming and painting. Finally the collection is complete! In all there are 5 buildings: the Mansion, the Black Smith Forge, Town House 1 and 2, and the Coaching Inn.
Cobble Stone alleyways don't get much better!
The Black Smith Forge
The water effects in the barrel, and bucket worked out nicely.
A great opportunity to work on that OSL.
Townhouse 1. The only building in the bunch to feature flat-black wood. I always have trouble keeping a consistent colour scheme over large projects like this; something to work on.
The Mansion and Townhouse 2
Side view
Some of the Mansion's interior detail. I'm quite fond of the chalk board installation.
Coaching Inn
Back side
A great little balcony for any miniature with strong convictions to disseminate their point of view.
Meticulously painted interior detail! (This is where patience dies wretchedly)
Another angle
Group Shot :)
What blew me away about these products wasn't the mind-bending detail, but the sturdy quality of the resin used. These puppies come with (more or less) no assembly required, and I suspect they could stand-up to some significant handling.
They are very expensive, but I can earnestly recommend the entire Tabletop World product line after having spent so much time with these. Worth every penny!
