Tabletop Scenery

The building looks great! I like the weathered/ruined look.

I do wonder about the proportions though.. Can you take a photo with a mini in front of the main door? For some reason I find it hard to get a proper idea of how big the house really is.

Tabletop World wrote:

Thanks DeafNala!

I'm not sure why you consider it strange dough.
Check out the picture that inspired us

Like I said, it's probably just me, but, now that you mentioned it, it might be the size of the shingles in proportion to the size of the building;i.e., if the building was say three or four times the size, the shingles would look appropriate. Check out the proportion in that cool photo.
HOWEVER, everyone else seems to like it VERY MUCH, AND, since I LOVE making my own from scratch buildings, they're the folks you should listen to, not moi.

Yep, I'll admit they do look a bit big. Things like bricks and shingles are usually too big on wargames scenery, even when the rest is about in scale.

Hello guys!

We are happy to announce that our biggest project so far has been finished!
The Ruined Coaching Inn has been molded and cast in resin.
For more details, checkout our website.

Tell us what you think.

Cheers!

That is JUST BEAUTIFUL! A FINE piece of craftmanship; I hope you have MUCH SUCCESS with this WORK OF WONDER!

Amazing!! Totally awesome!! I love it!!!

So this time you chose to not wait until you have a finished one ready, hm? I can see why...

God, the interior stuff is incredible! When are you planning on putting the individual bits up for sale separately?

By the way, when clicking on the images it says "Blacksmith's Forge" on the website (in that pop up window). Probably a copy-paste thing..

Simply awesome - ordered (along with some other stuff )

I can't way to get my hands on that thing.

Thank you Deafnala and all of you guys, it's great to be appreciated like here on TBM Forums.

@Cianty - Yes we decided to put the Inn up for sale now, cause we have lot's of work on other projects and we'll paint the Coaching Inn a bit later, but still soon. And all the parts from all the kits are already for sale, just ask what you want to know through our mail. We'll put all the details on the Accessories part of the Website when we take photos.

@AlexBware - Thank you very much for your order, it's been prepared today and will be sent to you first thing Monday morning, expect it in 7-10 days. We hope you'll enjoy it and share your WIP pictures on this forum (you'll probably paint the Inn before we do

What a wonderful job on this! Simply amazing! *Scanters off to check the website*

Wow, that is sweet!

I received my order today (Ruined inn, guard tower and town sqaure) - everything looks very promising .

As things progress I will post pictures - However I do have a space hulk project on the side, and I need to get my black primer... Its in the mail (along with some other goodies (for space hulk)).

Anyway - thx for an excellent service (If I have problems assembling things I will post it in here )

/AlexBware

AlexBware wrote:

I received my order today (Ruined inn, guard tower and town sqaure) - everything looks very promising .

As things progress I will post pictures - However I do have a space hulk project on the side, and I need to get my black primer... Its in the mail (along with some other goodies (for space hulk)).

Anyway - thx for an excellent service (If I have problems assembling things I will post it in here )

/AlexBware

Glad to hear that

Hope you'll enjoy our products and I'm looking forward to seeing your painting project
Be sure to check our instruction page for advices on how to work with resin kits:
http://www.tabletop-world.com/instructions.php

Thanx once again,

Tabletop World

I just got my Merchant's House in the mail today - pretty fast from Croatia to Tokyo.

I won't bother doing a review, since there is already a nice one here (already painted and with pics):

https://boringmordheimforum.forumieren.com/scenery-and-terrain-f4/tabletop-world-s-merchant-s-house-super-quick-review-t2439.htm

but I will say that the casting quality is excellent; it's very very clean and sharp for a resin model and I had no hassles putting it together.

The design is awesome. It's the smallest building they have, but it still looks fairly large next to my models.

The only problem is that it has really lifted the standard of buildings on my tabletop, so I may be forced to buy more... damn you and your addictive European craftsmanship!

That Inn is sechsay... I want one!!

Im going to have to look into getting a few buildings I think...

@Tewfik: thanx a lot, we hope we can make a contribution to your playing table

@tomogui: yes, it is pretty fast from Croatia to Tokyo, it came as a surprise to us also. Thank you for the great words about our product. It means a lot to us when others can read reviews from our customers rather then to judge only from the pictures on our website.

I thought I would just give some free advertising for Tabletopworld.

Like I just said in my own thread - The Ruined inn is an excellent piece of scenery.

Once you prime it (which is necessary - I recommend black spray, then go over the building with a thin black wash to cover the gaps) it is very easy to paint a assemble. I do however recommend some clamps or instant glue cure (like zip-kicker) when you have to glue the diffenrent floors together.

All in all - I highly recommend anyone to buy it . I experienced good communications and fast shipment.

Just my two gold crown - AlexBware

Thank you very much on your nice words and support!
We really appreciate it.

By the way, I'm curious...what kind of wash do you use to cover the gaps?

By gaps I mean all the small spots, that are missed by the spray. I just use a black acrylic paint thinned with water - nothing fancy - then I use a brush to apply the paint where its needed.

Alrighty, just so people can see the progress on the Carnival of Chaos warband being done by the guys round at TW. Another fantastic sculpt IMO, and a second rather promising one!



Sorry for the poor pic, if a mod fancies fixing it up be my guest.

Sure thing.
- cianty

Thnx for posting the pictures Scott!
We simply didn't find time to do so.

Cheers!

How about some new updates? WIP shots of your current buildings?

We are proud to present you our latest building, the Abandoned Factory! The building is highly detailed and easy to assemble, suitable for various tabletop wargames.









Tell us what you think.

Wow, the factory looks amazing! I'd like to see a comparison shot with a figure next to it. It does look huge!

If I leave out the pipeline thingies it might be very useable even for a medieval fantasy harbour area. Nice.

VERY, VERY COOL! There ARE a lot of possibilities with this little BEAUTY, both gaming wise & theft of ideas . EXCELENT WORK!

Very cool! Your work it amazing, I am really looking forward to more.