A small review of scenics on my blog

[maciek]

I've decided to post a couple of short reviews of scenics on my blog.
Some will be Pendraken's, but majority won't so I put a thread here.

For the start - some 18th century buildings from Time Cast.

More info on my blog.

[Techno]

Look cracking M.
Cheers - Phil.

[Hertsblue]

Hmm. Nice buildings and well painted, but for my money - too small. I always find myself measuring the figures against the size of the doors. And these are far too large to fit through.

[maciek]

Hmm. Nice buildings and well painted, but for my money - too small. I always find myself measuring the figures against the size of the doors. And these are far too large to fit through.

I'ts part of never ending discussion - to use buildings "to scale" or smaller.
Being involved in big scale games I prefer smaller buildings - a whole Blindheim village is 10x20cm on my tabletop.
Also, look at all games posted here by Mollinary or Cameronian. They also use 6mm scale buildings.

[FierceKitty]

But to scale a 10mm cottage model covers as much ground as a palace.

[howayman]

Must admit i use 15mm buildings because the figures seem to visibly fit, but yes actual ground scale is a different matter.

[Hertsblue]

I'ts part of never ending discussion - to use buildings "to scale" or smaller.
Being involved in big scale games I prefer smaller buildings - a whole Blindheim village is 10x20cm on my tabletop.
Also, look at all games posted here by Mollinary or Cameronian. They also use 6mm scale buildings.

Yes, it's the old ground scale v. figure scale conundrum. If they were equal you'd need the Albert Hall to refight a reasonably large battle. Nevertheless, I still prefer my buildings to be the "right" size.

[maciek]

More buildings on my blog.
This time ACW and true 10mm.
Including some Pendraken's models.