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I am glad that they are going towards tabletop gaming instead of RPG etc.. The interior detail on 99% of WHFB terrain is wasted labour really.

I hope that they continue to do the whole village in this "Less Detailed" version.. Brings the price down to a level that us fantasy players can actually afford.

So long as they keep doing the "details" seperately so us RPG/skirmish players can get them if we want. While I don't think I'll get to many buildings from them (as I like to have destroyed versions of my buildings incase they get lit on fire/catapulted) I will be getting the insides and placing them in buildings by these guys: http://www.4ground.co.uk/Default.aspx?page=284

Have to say these guys make awesome terrain - would love to fill a table with their stuff and I don't even play Fantasy games

Aduro wrote:Right, I have no need for a fully sculpted interior to a building like that, even if it is really cool. I'm sure all that extra fanciness is what drives the price up.

This, pretty much. Those buildings surely look extremely well-made, but...well...in a tabletop, I don't really have a good use for well-made interior and at that price I can get quite a few normal buildings :(

I don't really think its for role players. How many times will you be fighting over the same tower, or even a similar tower.

Specific RPG terrain is generally a no no.

Its for collectors. I for one would love to collect. Placing it on a board and putting a unit in the building is just an excuse.

With this kit, Tabletop World is starting their line of affordable tabletop buildings with reduced interior detail, reduced part numbers and reduced price. Expect more of these coming.

Tabletop World released their second house in the new very affordable line. It is a townhouse for 32€ (and a Windmill will follow in about a month):
http://www.tabletop-world.com/townHouse.php

Extremely nice!

Can't wait to see this windmill! I have been waiting for a good one to come along... Its about the only thing for my WHFB I have wanted.

Fantastic, as usual.

I love how this is one company that consistently never, ever fails to impress.

I do hope they make some more ruins, though, I'd love a Mordheim table and am still kicking myself for not buying the ruined coaching inn when it was on sale.

I managed to get the ruined coaching inn and the Factory ages ago - we've used it for Malifaux a lot and even though it's such high-detailed resin the pieces do stand the test of time (and heavy handed gamers) - they are really worth the investment if you can manage it. I'll be after a few more pieces (once I've saved up enough spare cash / paypal). The best thing is that for Skirmish games like Malifaux or Freebooter's fate having a decent interior works well for the games too. For 32 / £26 it's a nice house and the windmill could prove very useful

Here a small Xmas promo, just one week before the release of the new Windmill:

That is pretty cool

Really, really tempting to get all 3 of those, the pricing is good since those are the new affordable line of buildings, and the extra freebies are really sweet.

I went to order. I backed out.

Shipping was ludicrous.

I simply cannot justify it.

 Milisim wrote:
I went to order. I backed out. Shipping was ludicrous. I simply cannot justify it.

It's showing 13€ shipping for me in the USA, which isn't a hell of a lot given where it's coming from.

Windmill released today (38€, cheaper than Goblin Town ):
http://www.tabletop-world.com/Windmill.php

Small update:
Guard Tower and Blacksmith Forge are currently unavailable, as the mould has worn out. A new mould will eventually be made, but not sure when, as they are busy ATM.

Next project will be a shop. It will be a two storey building which will have a shop on the ground floor and a home for the shopkeeper's family in the upper storeys.

They finally got around to post a pic of the painted townhouse:
http://tabletop-world.com/townHouse.php

I'll be getting some of this action later on. I really love the modularity stuff here. Great find, great company.

Merchant's Shop has been released (63€ with groceries, 48€ without, groceries alone 22€):
http://tabletop-world.com/merchantsShop.php
http://tabletop-world.com/groceries.php

It's stuff like this that makes me wish I didn't have so many other projects on my table. I'd love to be doing Empire displays with terrain like this.

Very nice as always!

Well I decided to go ahead and make an order for some supplies and groceries.

Anyone able to give an estimate on how good they are on payment to dispatch (do they cast on order? Are they usually very prompt/tardy?)

I don't think we've yet seen any posts in this thread actually detailing what people have received from them (some information and pictures would be nice).

amazing stuff
if i played fantasy these would be on my table

rolls royce of terrain

The Water Well kit has been redone (14€). For orders over 60€ excl. VAT it is included for free until 31th August:
http://tabletop-world.com/NewWaterWell.php

It's a shame they seem to have stopped doing the older styled plaster outer walls, they were really nice.

Huh, yeah, those prices aren't as cheap as they first appear. If you're in the UK and you want the Merchant Shop with Groceries, it might say 63 Euros, but it's 100 Euros after you add 17 Euros to ship it and another 20 Euros in VAT. The Well is actually 26 Euros, delivered. The Townhouse, 55.

They're lovely buildings, certainly, but their "affordable" range is hardly that.

Hopefully they can get a European and US distributor for their stuff, especially the newer lower priced stuff they are releasing.

Not as expensive as that

The 2013 enlargement of the European Union saw Croatia join the European Union as their 28th member state on 1 July 2013.

so no VAT to be paid

(but I agree they're not cheap, but then quality rarely is)