Most of us come to 10mm with a shed full of sceanic items and bits and bobs made for much bigger scales. With a dirth of such props in 10mm, I have taken to file and hacksaw to some of these items and 'blodged' them down to fit 10mm. The current job is a couple of 25mm scale resin barges that with a new scratch build plastic card bridge,engine room, masts and fittings will emerge as 10mm tramp steamers. H0 scale railway bridges also convert well to make impressive 10mm road bridges. My urban landscale contains a few Hasbro toy sets converted with suitable doors and windows to 10mm. An H0 Nissen hut has had the end walls removed to emerge as a passable aircraft hanger. Has any else blodged things down to 10mm? Love to hear of your ideas and conversions.
Sunray out
My trees work better in 10mm and my fielstone Hirst Arts castings are really handy for 10mm
Quote from: Maenoferren on 19 May 2011, 03:31:21 PM
My trees work better in 10mm
Yes, most wargames trees are well under-scale. When you realise that a mature tree can reach 40 ft easily and your 10mm figure is, say, 6 ft, such a tree should be 70mm tall. :o
Quote from: Hertsblue on 19 May 2011, 05:14:43 PM
Yes, most wargames trees are well under-scale. When you realise that a mature tree can reach 40 ft easily and your 10mm figure is, say, 6 ft, such a tree should be 70mm tall. :o
Good job we sell them upto 115mm then... ;) :D