Pagoda, scale 1/20 (90mm)
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That's amazing. We need more scenic stuff like this in all scales. I'd wager that most of us are either too lazy or (more likely) just don't have the skills to scratch-build our own buildings, walls, bridges etc.
It's a big gap in the market that I'd like to see filled much more than it has been so far.
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It's a big gap in the market that I'd like to see filled much more than it has been so far.
- Steve
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I will try to made for a reasonable price
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A long time ago Verlinden made some scenic additions (mostly broken walls for was scenarios) that was made out of a type of plaster.
A bit fragile, yes, but affordable and sufficiently detailed for what it needed to be.
This pagoda is beautiful for sure, but I cannot help but think it will be too expensive for me - particulalry if it is made completely out of resin. Scratchbuilding shall be the way foreward for me - by necessity as I have limited funds and rather spend the money on the figures necessary to complete the scene.
A bit fragile, yes, but affordable and sufficiently detailed for what it needed to be.
This pagoda is beautiful for sure, but I cannot help but think it will be too expensive for me - particulalry if it is made completely out of resin. Scratchbuilding shall be the way foreward for me - by necessity as I have limited funds and rather spend the money on the figures necessary to complete the scene.
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The big problem with the Verlinden buildings was that they were white plaster, so the slightest chip in the paintwork would stand out like a sore thumb. The plaster was also rather brittle.
The concept was good though, and some of them had resin roofs and doors. If they had been all resin, they would have been sensational (albeit probably more expensive).
Also they were mostly 1/35 scale, so aimed mainly at the armour modelling guys for their dioramas. There were a few in 1/48 and also a handful of 1/16 "rubble" type bases for single figures in that scale.
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The concept was good though, and some of them had resin roofs and doors. If they had been all resin, they would have been sensational (albeit probably more expensive).
Also they were mostly 1/35 scale, so aimed mainly at the armour modelling guys for their dioramas. There were a few in 1/48 and also a handful of 1/16 "rubble" type bases for single figures in that scale.
- Steve
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I will do from resin with the same good quality.
We prefere to produce a good product the same quality as a master model.
This pagoda availble for 75mm figures too.
Romariogendalf
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ok
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Gorgeous work!
Hi there
Well done for sculpting this , nicely detailed and as said a gap in the market , nice to see 2 scale options
Legion again are increasing the options available to modellers
Thanks for sharing
Nap
Well done for sculpting this , nicely detailed and as said a gap in the market , nice to see 2 scale options
Legion again are increasing the options available to modellers
Thanks for sharing
Nap
Romariogendalf
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Romariogendalf
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Thank you
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