Scotia Grendel 1:300 Resin TTR017 – Industrial Building (Circa 1990’s)

Scotia Grendel 1:300 Resin TTR017 - Industrial Building

Today I have another piece of resin Epic-scale scenery from Grendel that I picked up in the 1990’s. This one is actually still in production, and for a reasonably cheap price as well – only £4.00!

Scotia Grendel 1:300 Resin TTR017 - Industrial Building

As with the others with a similar backstory, I decided that it’s time to just get this one done. It doesn’t need to be a table centrepiece – it just needs to be painted and finished so it can have some use again. I painted it in pretty generic/neutral colours so it can fit pretty easily into any small-scale game.

Scotia Grendel 1:300 Resin TTR017 - Industrial Building

Here’s how it looks alongside some figures of the appropriate scale.

Scotia Grendel 1:300 Resin TTR017 - Industrial Building

As with a few of the other pieces like this, it also works well as generic small-scale LOS-blocking scatter for games like 40k, Necromunda, Legion,/Shatterpoint Crisis Protocol, etc.

DONE!

Grendel(?) 1:300 Resin Sci-Fi “Power Building” (Circa 1990’s)

Another piece of “Epic” scale scenery today – we have a piece from Grendel that I picked up in the 1990’s which appears to be OOP these days – I can’t find it on the Scotia Grendel site, nor on the Lost Minis Wiki. As always with these sorts of things, anyone who can identify the name/code of this piece (or a link to where it may be sold today) will get a thank you edited into the post.

 

We can see the ladder and hatch on the side of this thing, as well as what looks like capacitors all around the perimeter of the piece, as well as inside the panels and on the roof. I can’t say I particularly enjoyed painting this one, so rough and ready is good enough for me, particularly as it’s just a bit of random terrain.

Here’s how it looks alongside some figures of the appropriate size. It’s okay as far as size goes, and completely “fine” aesthetically.

It’s also one of those pieces that kind of also works in a scale-agnostic manner, though in larger scales it’s more of a skirmish scatter piece good for LOS-blocking individual models.