1866 Austrian Buildings

[holdfast]

I am indebted to IanS for explaining that a brickworks contains piles of bricks. I was sort of moving towards that realisation under my own steam.
What we need though is a picture or pictures and they are elusive.

[cameronian]

... We live in hope that we will be able to produce of a photo of a Prussian band playing Heil an der Siegerkranz outside Chlum Church at the end of the battle. But at the moment the only ingredient for the photo is the scenic flock. (Not even any scenic angels).

Er no, it will be a photo of an Austrian band on Dub hill playing 'Gott erhalte franz den kaiser'
Thank you.

[holdfast]

Cam, I have cautioned you on eating cheese late at night but you keep doing it and it gives you these very vivid dreams.

[Leman]

I have the full FPW range in 6mm and they bare spot on.

[mollinary]

I have the full FPW range in 6mm and they bare spot on.

Ditto. Without the "b" in "bare" 

Mollinary

[GrumpyOldMan]

Hello All

If you are looking for Czech churches and can work with card models have a look here:-

http://papir.pavelstyl.cz/

They are in various scales, some in 1/150, but it isn't too difficult to rescale the others to 1/150.

Here's one in 1/150 already:-



Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

[paulr]

I have the full FPW range in 6mm and they bare spot on.

Ditto. Without the "b" in "bare" 

Mollinary

FK would be proud of you 

[cameronian]

Hello All

If you are looking for Czech churches and can work with card models have a look here:-

http://papir.pavelstyl.cz/

They are in various scales, some in 1/150, but it isn't too difficult to rescale the others to 1/150.

Here's one in 1/150 already:-

This one is perfect, thanks for the link.

[Hertsblue]

Those spires look decidedly tricky

[Westmarcher]

I am indebted to IanS for explaining that a brickworks contains piles of bricks. I was sort of moving towards that realisation under my own steam.
What we need though is a picture or pictures and they are elusive.

I seem to remember there was a pile of brocks (eh?) bricks in the Tate Modern a few years back. Is that what you were looking for? 
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/how-to-build-controversy-from-a-pile-of-bricks-2277359.html 

[cameronian]

I seem to remember there was a pile of brocks (eh?) bricks in the Tate Modern a few years back. Is that what you were looking for? 
www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/art/news/how-to-build-controversy-from-a-pile-of-bricks-2277359.html 

Very good; I suppose if we were modelling the interior of a French knocking shop we could use Tracy's bed as a template.

[sdennan]

Thanks for the advise Chaps. I think I'll use my 10mm Lutzen buildings from Timecast. I will get some of their buildings for the FPW though. Thanks again everyone.