WHFB cardboard buildings scans?

Hi.

Several years ago GW produced some "Warhammer Campaigns" like Idol of Gork, Tears of Isha, Grudge of Drong, Circle of blood, etc.

IMHO they included some of the finest cardboad buildings GW has ever made, and somehow compatible with Mordheim.

Does anybody have scans of the cardboard scenery?

I have a special interest in the Circle of Blood set.

Thank you.

Don't have them, but if you get your hands on the PDFs, give me a shout

I have the 80's cardboard building scans but not the ones you're taliking about.

I recommend You also buildings from Warhammer Townscape:



You can find whole cardboard village inside!

kidterminal wrote:

I have the 80's cardboard building scans but not the ones you're taliking about.

The pdf's with the bakery, city-gate, clock-tower, old temple, etc?

I do have those, and sometimes I look at them for inspiration, checking dimensions, timberwork, and details.

Or do you have some others?

Dwalthrim_Grimsson wrote:

I recommend You also buildings from Warhammer Townscape:



You can find whole cardboard village inside!

Thank you, I do have that pdf too, and several of the buildings are very useful, but the WHFB "Campaing packs" have more detailed graphics and some very interesting shapes, and that's what I'm after right now.

I hope somebody have scanned those buildings.

Thank you very much and best wishes.

I came across a number of images at Board Game Geek's entry for it... perhaps they'll be of some use?

http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/28487/warhammer-circle-of-blood

It is not what you have asked for, but they are for free.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/fpm/archive

I know what you mean. Those campign packs are great.

But even if you get a scan of them, without the card stock they came on it would be very hard to do them right.

I have several sets of each. My personal favorite is the Circle of Blood. I think all the buildings are a bit small in scale and none of the sets are open to the inside to use.

We use them when we run out of the Mordheim boxed set buildings, of which I have built several sets.

I also have built some of the Town Scape I use now and then but they are even smaller in scale and also none open inside.

@ Radical_Edward: Thank you very much. Those scans from BGG are pretty much what I needed.

@ opaque: Thanks, I knew about the Wizards of the coast paper models, and I'm sure most of them are already stored somewhere inside my PC.

@ playtable: Its useful to have that kind of information.

Actually, I don't need funtional interiors, and the advantage of having a good quality scan is that you can re-size it (within reason) to your desirable scale.

To you all, thank you very much.

Best wishes.

Wizards coast, Inn, woodsmans hut and church along with 2 sets of the cottages folder did us for an Empire in Falmes campaign along with the woods in our FLGS.