As mentioned in my last post, I’d jumped on board when 15mm.co.uk recently released a rather fine set of resin fantasy inspired buildings.
They are rather nice and paint up well (I think). I do have a couple of observations;
- To my mind they are scaled spot on for 15mm ‘old school’. With the current scale creep that makes them a little ‘dainty’ for 18mm. Having said that, it’s common practice for many to scale-down on terrain for best results.
- They are very ‘fantasy’ so if your a stickler for ‘historical authenticity’ they are not going to double up for medieval or early renaissance for you. They’re fine for me! Having said that, they’ve clearly avoided the OTT fantasy paraphernalia that you’d see on the GW Manor House for example (which is a great set btw if only for the wall components).
- I’ve been happy to settle for Graffam style paper buildings for quite some time. They are fun to build and look good on a table (and cheap – I’ll post a pic of the medieval city I built a couple of years ago). However, put one of these resin models next to a paper model and the difference is very notable. I think it’s one or the other, and not both mixed in together. An observation, not a criticism!
These look as lovely as I’d hope for the promo pic, Jimboba. Well done. Especially like the tones you’ve used on the brown roofed (not thatched) building.