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Hello to all tabletop wargamers, modeling fans & retail stores!
Here is important news:



Ready-to-Play Scenery:
For 25-30mm

0260 – Steep-face hill – €29.95 EUR
0261 – Dune (with palms and cactus – two pieces) – €12.95 EUR
0504 – Small steel bridge – €12.95 EUR

For 15mm

015077- Palm base – three palms on base (approximately 10cm high) – €3.95 EUR (random design)

For all scales

906002 – City board 90 x 60 cm – €29.95 EUR
906003 – Desert board 90 x 60 cm – €29.95 EUR
With flipside design:



We have add a new desert category in our 15mm shop. Excellent for all WWII Africa Korps players.
Our Shop: http://www.gelaendestuecke.de/onlineshop/index.php?language=en

You can find a sneak preview with some pictures of our new Steampunk scenery on our Facebook site. I hope you like it and that you will send us your comments.
http://www.facebook.com/ESLOTerrain



Thanks for Looking!

I like that steampunk scenery a lot, especially that it's usable for fantasy or sci-fi games.

I presume all these products are resin? I worry about how brittle/fragile those game boards might be, especially if dropped :( Or are they made from some flexible resin that can handle shocks and bends?

Hello,

thank you for your replay.

The boards are in 2cm styrofoarm, this is light in weight and not fragile. For good shipping have perfect fit transport boxes.

I'm a little underwhelmed by the 'steampunk' scenery, to be honest. They appear to be just regular houses with a few cogs stuck on the walls.

Where are the fancy architecture, the big brass boilers, the gaslights and the improbable number of rivets?

On the one hand I agree, on the other, well...
It's like in a fantasy setting, sure the castles and manors will be hugely impressive, with just the architecture we imagine for that setting, but what about the common folks' property? That won't look fancy in any way whatsoever.
Now I'm no fan of sticking a few cogs onto a building and calling it steampunk - I think these would look way better without the cogs - but you just shouldn't get "the fancy architecture, the big brass boilers, the gaslights and the improbable number of rivets" in a grimey low-steampunk setting's common folks' buildings. Which these appear to be.

And really if everything is over-the-top like that, it all ceases to stand out. subtle can be good!

I don't have a problem with subtle, just with the labelling. These are acceptable fantasy buildings, but not what I would class as steampunk.

Certainly not every building in a steampunk setting needs to be overly steampunky... but if they're marketted as steampunk rather than fantasy, I expect to see something that is obviously steampunk.

Hello again,

yes it is correct, it is not the "normly" steampunk design, but we have some comments become. And we will add
some new houses with other design. This is perfect for normly steampunkdesign.

You can also comments post what you need for a perfect steampunk scenery.