We've got some new 10mm scenery up for you next with a few additions to our Bridges and Tents ranges.
First up we've got a fantastic large bridge in both intact and ruined versions. This is a single arch stone bridge with a roadway width of 43mm, so loads of room for your vehicle bases to drive over. The span of the arch is around 30mm as well.
Over on the tents side we've added a few new types aimed at the Colonial period and specifically the Anglo-Zulu War. Firstly we've got some small Zulu grass huts, a type that would have been used when out in the field as opposed to our larger family huts. We've also got a British HQ marquee tent that should work fine in most Colonial conflicts.
And finally there are some ridge tents in erected and collapsed types that should be fine for any number of 19th C. games. These are around 14mm overall height so will be a little taller than a 10mm figure (on a base).
10mm Scenery
Bridges - https://www.pendraken.co.uk/bridges-823-c.asp
SCN-BDG3 Large stone bridge, single arch (130x51x37mm) Road width 43mm £8.00
SCN-BDG4 Ruined large stone bridge, single arch (each 55x51x37mm) £8.00
Tents - https://www.pendraken.co.uk/tents-826-c.asp
SCN-TNT6 Ridge tents (3 erected, 3 collapsed) (20x17x14mm) £4.00
SCN-TNT7 HQ marquee tents (2) (35x25x24mm) £4.00
SCN-TNT8 Zulu grass huts, small (5) (16mm diameter) £3.00
And some pics:
SCN-BDG3 - Large stone bridge:
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/large-stone-bridge-10711-1-p.jpg)
SCN-BDG4 - Ruined large stone bridge:
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/ruined-large-stone-bridge-10712-1-p.jpg)
SCN-TNT6 - Ridge tents:
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/ridge-tents-6--10713-p.jpg)
SCN-TNT7 - HQ marquee tents:
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/hq-marquee-tents-2--10714-p.jpg)
SCN-TNT8 - Zulu grass huts, small:
(https://files.ekmcdn.com/89204c/images/zulu-grass-huts-small-5--10715-p.jpg)
Nice, the HQ could also work for the medieval period too!
Agreed, can see these used in a lot of periods
:-bd =D> :-bd
Thirded, the marquee looks very medieval
Fine work on all of those 8) !
Oooo
Pretty.
Do I need them?
More to the point, will I remember to buy and then paint?
Do I need them? Yes, of course you do
More to the point, will I remember to buy and then paint? Why not think of laying up a pleasant surprise in the future for yourself?
All good stuff, and good to see some items back in stock. Note - the bridges should work for Baccus 6mm as well. Allows based tank to trundle over.
Memory lane: Does any else remember buying two Matchbox Sherman Firefly kits so as to have both sides of a destroyed bridge? :)
QuoteMemory lane: Does any else remember buying two Matchbox Sherman Firefly kits so as to have both sides of a destroyed bridge? :)
(https://previews.123rf.com/images/bialasiewicz/bialasiewicz1608/bialasiewicz160800678/60868889-children-with-their-hands-up-in-classroom-during-the-lesson.jpg)Oooh! Ohh! I did Sir, I did!
Fixed the gap and sold several at various shows.
well these look in"tent"sly interesting. Should bridge a gap or two
FSN please chew my coat before I leave :)
Since when has finding unpainted anything been a "pleasant surprise"?
Quote(https://previews.123rf.com/images/bialasiewicz/bialasiewicz1608/bialasiewicz160800678/60868889-children-with-their-hands-up-in-classroom-during-the-lesson.jpg)Oooh! Ohh! I did Sir, I did!
+1 (or should it be +2)
That is a blast from the past.
The hanomag came with a handy wall.
What did the Churchill AVRE come with - feel the broken bridge would have been more appropriate here?
QuoteThat is a blast from the past.
The hanomag came with a handy wall.
What did the Churchill AVRE come with - feel the broken bridge would have been more appropriate here?
http://www.matchboxkits.org/product_info.php?cPath=81_83&products_id=164 (http://www.matchboxkits.org/product_info.php?cPath=81_83&products_id=164)
An earth ramp, by the look of it.
Not that far back for me - I actually did buy 2 Firefly kits earlier this year as part of my "back to 20mm" indulgence :D I wanted both tanks but 2 halves of the bridge certainly came into the calculation!
Admittedly they were Revell Germany not original Matchbox... but still makes me happy since I could only afford one back around 1978.