The Supreme Littleness Designs website is launched!

[WeeWars]

Here's the other 10mm public tap I promised – with an inscription in Latin. It's designed to be part of a wall or can stand against a wall.



Based on this village tap:



I gave into temptation and changed the year to one of my favourites    The final version should allow the model to be used in the earliest possible period. How early do we need to go?

Cheers, Michael

[Steve J]

Lovely model, but I do love the warning sign on the photo

[Leman]

Again another superb model.

[Nosher]

Lovely model, but I do love the warning sign on the photo

Elf and safety......

[Nosher]

One of these, one of the 'other' tap and one of the first tap please!

[WeeWars]

Anyone want to use it for English Civil War? It could be dated 1642.

[paulr]

Lovely model, but I do love the warning sign on the photo

I love the contrast with the inscription 

[FierceKitty]

Since everyone's going gaga about taps, I offer the first fruits of this morning's idleness:

[WeeWars]

The 10mm tap is on sale now:

http://www.supremelittleness.co.uk/ne10mm.htm

Cheers, Michael

[WeeWars]

The 10mm monument and tap are on sale now:

http://www.supremelittleness.co.uk/ce10mm.htm

Remember to refresh the page if you've visited recently.

The other 10mm tap is available on the North European page.

Cheers, Michael

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Ordered both!

[mollinary]

Ordered, along with one tap and a couple of pairs of cottages.

Mollinary

[Leman]

Put an order in for cross, pump and some buildings for the 50 project.

[WeeWars]

Thanks, gents! I shall get cutting tomorrow – with a break for the Murray match! Hopefully will catch the post on Saturday.

[toxicpixie]

Payday next week... but PayPal's not real money...

Ngh. Must. Resist. Cutting tomorrow, you say?

[Nosher]

Paydays a long way off but the monument, both taps and the new shed will be on my payday shopping list

When will Belle Alliance be available?

And theres a lovely looking plank bridge on the site... is this available?

[Womble67]

I'm all set to finalise the Mars la Tour cross. As this is not a period I have detailed knowledge of, I'm happy to put it out there one last time in case I've not hit the mark.

I think I've pushed MDF pretty much as far as it can go, especially in relation to what can be threaded onto a cocktail stick! I also have to be pragmatic and keep in mind the limited number of these kits that will potentially sell.

I've perhaps heightened the walls but I had an eye on modellers wanting a generous amount of room to add a layer of grout/paste to the ground level as I have done. I left off getting too carried away with the MiniBits static grass not to obscure the model too much!



And Édouard Detaille's original:



Cheers, Michael

Extremely impressive to say the least.

Take care

Andy

[Womble67]

very nice indeed

Take care

Andy

[Ironduke]

Lovely, well done Sir

[Wulf]

Got a load of stuff in, and they are indeed lovely (especially the bridges!), but I do have one real issue: I was sent assembly instructions by email. While not strictly necessary anyway, if these are instructions needed for the minis, they should come, printed, with the product.

The thatch looks interesting - some of the thinnest carpet underlay I've seen