Swiss church

 Enjoyable build this one. Had some good period info but there was enough to extrapolate from for the parts that were unsure.

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German farm

 Another European commission done, a German farm based on a 10mm version I did a while back. 28mm of course and on it's way to Australia in a day or two :-)

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Medieval church

Nice little 28mm commission done and dusted for a good friend. Won't see the table top for a while which is a shame (means it's taking up shelf space lol) but we'll get to have a game, or even several, with it at some point.

Interior furniture and the stained glass weren't required but it could be added at a later date if necessary :-)

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The second Quatre Bras

No, not a re-fight but the second version I've done of, the now demolished, farm at the Quatre Bras crossroads.

A bit different from the first as it has the crossroads included and the client requested for them to be perpendicular as opposed to angled.

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Going medieval

This is half a commission that's being done. The first half is complete but with my friend who commissioned the work and I won't be able to get them for photos for a while.

I'm also working on a church at the moment and will be doing a manor house at some point in the future.

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Odou base

I've been  quite ill over the past couple of weeks hence the silence but I'm on the mend. This one was done a while ago but here it is :-)

Quite possibly the most popular commission piece I've done over the years. I think this is the seventh time I've done one. It uses the re-mastered Odou from the webshop so there is opportunity for interior access.

Available here if you fancy one  ;)

28mm religious buildings

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