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http://www.miniaturescenery.com/index.asp

Their stuff rocks. I saw it at adepticon a couple of years ago. The sand stuff is perfect for the table I'm doing, but the other stuff is equally impressive. They're well engineered too, they fit together with little effort. It took me about 30 minutes, start to finish (that includes cutting out the pieces, sanding off the tabs (using a dremmel), and gluing them together) per model.

Did you order it direct from them then or a US distrubutor? Warstore stopped stocking it ( at least I cant find it on theire site any more ) so is there another US distributor?

I ordered direct from the company. I had gotten a couple from the warstore before, but like you said, they dropped the line.

If you do a search on The Warstore it still comes up but there's no link anymore. It's still listed as available so you may want to call Neil before ordering. In any event, ordering direct from the company isn't too expensive considering they are in Australia.

I spent Sunday airbrushing the Miniature scenery buildings, and then the last few nights adding, and painting details. While I was doing this, my wife was working on the windmill as well. Did the final weathering for a desert look tonight, so it's time to post pictures.

For the details, the overriding concern was playability. It's nice to have a story, but there has to be a lot of open space to set miniatures up on, this stuff is for gaming, not for winning golden demons.

So, starting with the towers:

Water tower:


Watch Tower:



On to the buildings:

A garrison:


Ork biker bar:


Mek Shop:



And, here's my lovely assistant with the windmill:

It seems that your work has been filled with win. Congratulations on this momentous happening.

Really nice, practical terrain.

Show us some of your games on it.

Ha, I like that biker bar, funny concept!

Hey that table turned out really nice.. im impressed =)

Thanks for this idea! I just recently made a more portable style table and was not sure to do with my huge MDF Board beast. Now I will take out the old jig saw and make it into hills. Thanks again!!