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Saturday, November 9, 2013

Lazy Forgings...

During the last couple of weeks, over at the Lead Adventure Forum, I have been following this thread by Sangennaru (aka The Lazy Forger) about creating a timbered house structure. The result is incredibly realistic and detailed.

Original master of a timbered wall by the Lazy Forger


Eager to paint up one of those nice pieces I browsed his website and placed an order for some of his cool creations. Check this out!



Modular Resin Roof

The modular resin roof is a very nicely detailed 11,5cm x 13cm piece. With a few of these you can cover large areas and create huge roofs for huge houses. I ordered four of them and I think I'd like even a few more. Useful high quality stuff like this, you can never have enough of!


Little Town

Little Town is a set of tiny houses. I actually do not intend these for any wargaming purposes but for a little board/card game project of mine. These cuties will take the game to the third dimension.



Just looking at them totally sparks my imagination and glad I bought two sets.

Lastly, this bonus stuff that was included is also a testament to the great detail of the quality.



So, I leave with an open appeal to all scenery & terrain producers to buy The Lazy Forger's latest creation and make it available for everyone: A beautiful, finely detailed stable.

Work-in-progress of the timbered stable by Sangennaru (source: LAF)

Update April 6th, 2014: Fenris Games now stocks some of these products as well.

3 comments:

  1. I've just discover your blog. It is amazing interresting !
    I like the dock and the way you build houses. Incredible work.
    On my side, I'm passionated about mediaval castle and villages.
    Have a look at
    http://stephane.vergeylen.eu/?q=content/finitions-porte-de-ch%C3%A2teau

    and at

    http://stephane.vergeylen.eu/?q=content/manoir-hant%C3%A9

    of my old website to see what I recently did.

    I definetely need advices for the painting ;-)
    Can you send me some other photos on my email stephane at vergeylen.eu ? I'll be glad to watch them

    Greetings from Belgium,
    Stéphane

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  2. Hi Stéphane,

    click the Scenery tab in the main menu at the top to check out the buildings. In the articles about the houses I usually describe how I painted the piece. It goes way back to my first house, the Blue Wolf Inn with a rather detailed tutorial.

    Hope you find it useful!

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