Card buildings for VBCW/Sealion

[GrumpyOldMan]

Hi

I seem to be posting a lot lately  , maybe too much time on my hands  .

I came across a website that has the sheets for the old Kellog's Paper Village issued around 1948.

http://toyconnect.blogspot.com.br/search/label/Kellogg%27s%20Paper%20Village%20UK

I've only just downloaded them but I'll play around with scaling and see how they turn out.

Some links to pictures of some (too large to plonk into the forum)

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1YugWKhvXOc/Tl-C1mB7WnI/AAAAAAAACyY/1Uh2E0xEOmo/s1600/Kellogg%2527s+UK+Paper+Village+-+Butcher%2527s+%2526+Grocer%2527s+29.JPG

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-i-pEudtIaeA/TlZGza2XQ6I/AAAAAAAACtY/lxKDco4M1oQ/s1600/Kellogg%2527s+UK+Paper+Village+-+Gas+Station+16.JPG

Cheers

GrumpyOldMan

[GordonY]

Those look excellent for VBCW, could you post a link for downloading them when you've finished fiddling with the scale?

[Raider4]

Good find!

On a similar note, there's a Lone Ranger frontier town available at http://www.thrillingdays.com/frontier-town/buildings.html, originally from the backs of Cheerios boxes.

Anyone interested in card buildings should also look at http://www.ss42.com/pt-buildings.html for a selection of links.

Cheers, Martyn

[Steve J]

Great find Grumpy . Absolutely perfetct for AVBCW and Sealion as you say. Another project added to the list .

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

GHQ and SMP both have card buildings for free - in 6mm obviously.

IanS

[hamsterking]

The buildings here are German but some might prove useful.
http://www.grundschule-pretzschendorf.de/Werken/Weihnachtsberg/weihnachtsberg.html

But if you are looking for something more British than a rain soaked Olympics try
http://www.museumofchildhood.org.uk/learning/things-to-do/victorian-village

Dave Turner

[Aart Brouwer]

I have a few of these as well, only slightly more spectacular. Just couldn't be arsed to make them yet.

Members can send me an email and I will forward the pdf's to them.

Domburg Palace (Schloss Domburg) in 1:130 scale:



And the Chateau de Sceaux in 1:280 scale:



Cheers,
Aart

[Poggle]

A very nice find.