25mm Mujja's Forge - Wooden Fence Set

 

I found these (unpainted) on Etsy for $6. Not awful, though these particular prints had a lot of spider webbery material. 

6 with shipping is probably too much for them, but I got some other odds and ends at the same time. 

They are a smidge smaller than I was hoping, however. 

Some Silver Bayonet figures for scale comparisons. I spose one could trip over them, but they aren't really substantial enough to hide behind (unless you're the goblin). They might be better to fence off a small grave instead.

Cute little things I guess - this is the pic they sold me on

All in all, they are fine: 10 inches of dilapidated fencing for a lonesome country road. It took very little time to paint and base.

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25/28mm Northern Crusades Miniatures: Medieval Ruined House

 I picked this up at an HMGS con last year, I think. It was not from the manufacturer, as this particular one had all kinds of printed buildings in a jumble. 

Still, serviceable little thing, useful almost anywhere, though drybrushing really brings out the print lines. I notice I was also charged $6, when the manufacturer charges $5.

Warlord French infantry with Wargames Atlantic zombie heads for scale. 

It took just an hour or so over the course of a couple of days, picking out individual stones, drybrushing, and finishing with some speed paints. 

I'm still working on the Warlord O'er the Hills and Far Away, British, but needed something small to do in between all the details and flippin' straps. I've also boosted the box contents by an extra sprue, swelling it up a bit. This has taken many, many sessions, as I'm, even with AP Fanatic, having to go over and do the two thin coats virtually everywhere. I really want a solid foundation as I've never done British Napoleonics in 25/28mm before. There are easier and faster ways I know, but I'm doing my traditional layering approach. 

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