More 3D printed models today – we have the free sample Urban Building from Corvus Games Terrain over on MyMiniFactory. It’s scaled for 28mm, though in this case I resized it for 15mm.
The building comes in two forms – one with “filled” windows and one with “empty” windows. I decided to print both variants, and mirror one, so I could place them side by side and give the effect of shops in a strip that often have been constructed in that manner.
As a free piece, Corvus has (obviously) branded it with his own logo and name. This put me in a position where I wanted to make both of these businesses something relevant to Corvus – the sort of place(s) that might sell Games Terrain as part of their business.
With that in mind, I decided to make them into a pair of shout-outs to a couple of people in the blog circle. I actually finished both of these models early – at the start of last month in fact, but I wanted to finish a 15mm vehicle of some sort so I’d have something of the correct scale to post alongside. The TOG-2 is pretty massive, but then I thought a British tank might work better for the scale shot in this instance over one bearing a hakaristi! Even if the TOG is from the wrong era! (yeah, I need to get some modern 15mm stuff painted…)
Obviously, these two buildings count towards Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery ’25. Hope you’re home & back to painting and modelling soon, Dave!
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These are just class! 🙂 Love ’em! I hadn’t realised how big the TOG was either!
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It’s pretty ridiculous compared to my other 15mm stuff! Once I dig out my Germans I’ll have to do a side-by-side with the Tiger (and down the line, the KV-5, Konigstiger and Maus!)
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I love the building you did for Dave, mate. He deserves it for everything he does for our group of hobbyists and without sounding too sappy, I’m touched by my inclusion in your terrain collection! The red color fits Super Mario pretty well and to see the Goomba (aka a Kuribo) with a paintbrush is just too cool! Of course, the terrain looks fantastic as always too! If only I had a building like that to dedicate solely to hobbying, I’d really be in business then! 😀
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Thanks mate – the two of you were the first ones I thought of when it came to deciding what would work on the front of a building with “Corvus Games Terrain”. Entirely due to the blog names, of course – no other reasons!
Glad you like the signage as well! 😀
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Makes sense! In that case, I’m looking forward to John’s Varnish shop down the road 🙂
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Oh, I already have plans for John….
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Great work on these matey, and as John mentioned the TOG is a big baby👍🏻.
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Cheers Pat – glad you like ’em! 🙂
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