
I recently received my order through from
Tabletop Workshop, a fairly new British plastic terrain company with a great and growing selection of buildings. They have a unique place in the market right now, full on plastic moulded buildings of a high quality and amazing simplicity (all four of my four buildings consisted of just seven pieces each). The first building I built, randomly chosen the Barn, I put together in the car as soon as I picked up the package.

I'd ordered the
28mm Monastic Scenery Set, which for £50 and free shipping gave me four buildings, three making a little farmstead and a stone chapel. Fantastic value and less than ten minutes to put together. I then spent another 20 minutes total filling the five joints in each roof and walls with greenstuff to have seamless builds. Half an hours work and a few different coloured cans of Army Builder spray and I had a little hamlet looking like the building on the far right in the picture below.
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Left is a finished building, middle is wip and the right most building is simply undercoated. |
I'm considering spraying the walls of the chapel grey as opposed to this bone/stone colour. I think it'll be easier to drybrush up the detailed surface stones then. I've spoken to Tabletop Workshop on Twitter (
@TabtopWorkshop)and got some tips on how to paint the thatch, I haven't quite got it yet perhaps this could be a little lighter? I'd love some comments on the painting. Apart from that though the Barn is finished and I'm pretty happy with the result.
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Next up is the stable, here is the roof off for all the inside details. |
So what do you guys think? I'm really pleased with the results of just a little work and will defiantly be getting some more of their products. The soon to be launched
Castle system looks amazing.
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