More building I've had for far too long and not got around to paint, until now that is.....These are sold by Magister Militum in the UK and are made by JR buildings. They do sell a large collection of the Italian Renaissance buildings but boy are they expensive!!!!! But unfortunately for me I need to buy a few more and add them to my collection! Dammit!!!!!!
These are to go with my large 15mm Renaissance army that have not had a game for 7 years. I'll have to get a few pics of them taken as well me thinks!!
JR4205 Clock Tower
JR4212 Three story Townhouse
JR4203 Large Out Building
JR4204 Church Bell Tower
These are super cool looking. Seven years though? Wow.
ReplyDeleteI know, bad isn't it?
DeleteGreate looking buildings Ray!
ReplyDeleteBest regards Michael
Thanks Michael!
DeleteNice job! Sorry they are so expensive. The clock tower is cool.
ReplyDeleteNot really sure why they're so expensive????
DeleteWhat great looking buildings. Very impressive painting on those - making building look real(ish) is often a difficult task...
ReplyDeleteThanks Jonathan, I am quite pleased with how they turned out.
DeleteReally lovely painted buildings Ray! I can imagen a whole town of them! ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
My wallet is very frightened by a whole town of them!!!
DeleteAs always Ray very nicely painted.
ReplyDeleteCheers Clint!
DeleteThanks to European's love of old buildings, good for any period after their construction as well. Many uses and nicely painted. You can't have enough stone European buildings in my opinion.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't agree more!
DeleteVery cool Ray!
ReplyDeleteCheers Paul!
DeleteGreat looking set of buildings, Ray. Somewhat of a coincidence that I worked on a quasi-Renaissance (GW Empire - LOL!) tower myself. Dean
ReplyDeleteAlthough yours was a little bigger than mine, hmm? sounds a bit rude!
DeleteThese look very nice, well done. now you need a fountain...
ReplyDeleteI think I already have a fountain.........................somewhere????
DeleteThese could be used for AK47 Republic...get your money's worth out of them, at least.
ReplyDeleteWhat ? Let that git Fran use them?????
DeleteThese look great Ray and I can't wait to see your hibernating Renaissance army!
ReplyDeleteI agree and so do all the other Rejects, its been far too long, I blame the kids!!!!
DeleteGreat work there Ray they have the Italian feel alright
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do, cheers PK!
DeleteNice work. I have a number of buildings that I have not painting in my cupboard as well. Not sure how many years they have been there.
ReplyDeleteIts quite frightening just how much we have hidden away really!
DeleteA bit small for my taste :-D but they do look good!
ReplyDeleteThanks David, small is good!
DeleteSuperbly done Ray.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pat.
Cheers Pat
DeleteNice work Ray. Those really look neat.
ReplyDeleteThanks DFlynSqrl!!!!!
DeleteThose are sweet and it's nice to see that you've picked up the brushes again. I hope all is going well for you at your new job Ray!
ReplyDeleteIts very different Anne, Its a shame because I have to actually work!!!!
DeleteThey look great....I want them in 1/72nd!!!
ReplyDeleteYou may have to make your own Paul!
DeleteGreat ook and paint .
ReplyDeleteCheers
I hope that was a missing L!
DeleteHey Ray ! that's a very good work !
ReplyDeleteVery nice buildings!
It's difficult to resist when you need good buildings and find them !
My heart and brain says buy more but the wallet says NO!
DeleteGreat looking. Steve Barber propose nice buildings too for this period and architectural style.
ReplyDeleteYeh I've taken a look at the Steve Barber ones,I think they'd fit in quite well.
DeleteGood to see you 'back in the saddle'!
ReplyDeleteIts still a bit slow.....
DeleteWhere are my fecking Insurgents you slack arsed git!
ReplyDeleteShut it Fatboy!
DeleteVery very nice work Ray!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger!
DeleteBetter late than never Ray! ;)
ReplyDeleteI've actually got some figures in my leadpile from when I was a teenager, so that's slightly *mumble* than the 7 year wait for these to be painted
Well I'm afraid i can't beat that, I do have a Gripping Beast Longship that I've had unpainted for nearly 20 years though????
DeleteQuite nice Ray. You've got a town now.
ReplyDeleteYep, a very small one though.
DeleteGood collection of buildings there, just be thankful you're not gaming in a bigger scale !
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely!! That's why I do most of my stuff in 15mm.
Deletethat bell tower is really lovely, Ray!
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Dez!
DeleteThese look great, hopefully it will pull you into bringing out that army in anger
ReplyDeleteIan
Let's hope so Ian!!!
DeleteThese are lovely Ray, bravo Sir.
ReplyDeletePraise indeed,thank you Sir M.
DeleteNice work, Battle Ax.
ReplyDeleteCheers Jay!
DeleteVery nice buildings, Ray.
ReplyDeleteThanks Chris!
DeleteWill do!
ReplyDeleteNice looking buildings mate, Please do take some pics of you mini's as well :D
ReplyDeletewill do ol' chap!
DeleteAgain, lovely terrain Ray. I particularly like the two towers (and the clock). 15mm terrain is also so great as it doesn't need a huge amount of space to store! My 28mm stuff is threatening to spill out of my hobby storage. 'Honey, we need a bigger house so I have more room to store my toys.' Now, that's going to happen...
ReplyDeleteYou could try Curt, but make sure your painting the living room walls or plumbing in a new jacuzzi when you ask!!
DeleteThese look awesome. Why'd it take you so long?!
ReplyDeleteOther projects just took over, this is the bain of every wargamer, the Shinybloodyitus syndrome!
DeleteBeautiful! Love the Church Bell Tower...
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