New terrain today

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Timecast and Products for Wargames terrain today
https://madlemmey.blogspot.com/2020/05/new-terrain.html

[fred.]

Good work on those - fields are always great to have

With the church perhaps some Christmas decorations for the bells? (I know I am suggesting this in May)

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Nice one Forbes

[paulr]

 

[sunjester]

Nice one Will, you can never have enough fields and that church looks like a useful piece of kit.

[Techno]

Very nice indeed, Will. 

Cheers - Phil

[Norm]

Nice job Will, the TimeCast fields are superb, I have their ponds on order and have high hopes for them.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

I use their ponds frequently too. They're ace.

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Four Timecast road junctions I've been ignoring for too long...

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Timecast 10mm Leipzig house

[paulr]

 

[Steve J]

The Timecast stuff is nice and you've done a great paint job on this .

[Techno]

Very nice, Will ! 

Cheers - Phil

[fred.]

That has come out very nicely.

[DHautpol]

The Timecast buildings are very nice, with crisp edges and smooth surfaces; they paint nicely and look very good.

However, I'm being drawn to the "Total Battle Miniatures" ranges.  I feel that they are not quite as fine as the Timecast buildings, but that's a very debatable point, but I do like their standard "footprint" approach.  The buildings sit with 100mm x 60mm bases for the churches, 80mm x 40mm bases for the larger buildings and 40mm x 40mm bases for the smaller buildings. 

This means that, if you like to use "landscaped" village/town bases, the buildings can be interchangeable.  I'm planning to make a few scratchbuilt buildings for my LOA Flanders armies and I will be keeping to 80mm x 40mm and 40mm x 40mm base sizes.