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 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
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)

There is VAT to be paid, because the prices they list on the website are ex-VAT, it isn't added to the total until you put something in your cart and select a delivery destination, then you find out the real price.

Oh, I didn't realise that

that's not good

Blacksmith’s Forge released (52€ +VAT+postage):
http://tabletop-world.com/blacksmith_Forge.php

Oh, that's very nice!

These are worth every penny. they are amazing.
I just recently got

1) Water Well
2) Cottage
3) Windmill
4) Town house

Very tempted for the blacksmiths forge to go with the smiths from the reaper bones KS. Very tempted indeed.

Makes me wish I played fantasy, these are outstanding

You need a skirmish scale fantasy game to maximize you enjoyment of these excellent terrain pieces!

They'd be wasted on a WFB table!!

They'd be great for Mordheim, if one had the courage to destroy them.

As they stand, I'd use them just for displays, and my time frame for getting around to display pieces is sometime in the next 3-15 years.

 Alpharius wrote:
You need a skirmish scale fantasy game to maximize you enjoyment of these excellent terrain pieces!

They'd be wasted on a WFB table!!

I wouldn't go that far. While you wouldn't get the interior detail out of a WHFB game, they'd make a much nicer table than the Skullhammer terrain GW make.

What I meant was that terrain like that is more of a hindrance than anything else in a typical WFB game.

Yes, it would look nice, but with WFB going to humongous blocks of infantry, a group of buildings like that would be... problematic.

Still, they'd certainly look nice!

Have been seriously considering buying these for the Warhammer skirmish game I'm running soon. So tempted.

Sneak peek on the upcoming new version of the Coaching Inn, due around 15th November: "It will be by far the biggest, most detailed and complex model we did so far."

Hmm.. I kinda preferred the old blacksmith's forge. Had more character to it.

This stuff wouldn't be appropriate for my table, but I want them anyway.

 scarletsquig wrote:
Hmm.. I kinda preferred the old blacksmith's forge. Had more character to it.

You can tell that from this small detail pic?
Anyway, the old one was never economic to produce, the new one will be.

Coaching Inn released (98€ plus VAT plus postage):
http://www.tabletop-world.com/coachingInn.php








Also:

Holy Feth this is awesome stuff..

I need the inn and the forge, it adds up to over 140, I get something for free, the perfect plan!

Beautiful, beautiful stuff. If only I was capable of actually painting it well.

feth me sideways that inn is sick. If only I had the time to sit and paint up some nice Empire displays for these.

All the buildings look great.

This is amazing... regret not getting the blacksmith as well. Love all of the stuff I have from Tabletop

Wow - just...wow!

That Coaching Inn...

Just realized that I don't play any games that would fit these anymore. Maybe the Confrontation reboot in 2018 will blow my mind and give me an excuse.

I received the Coaching Inn for Christmas and I'm very happy with it indeed. It is well worth the price (even with the sales tax & P&P), the detail is incredible, very "crisp".

I have dealt with large resin kits before, so I was expecting to have to deal with some warping of parts but this was not the case; the cast is flawless. I also own a couple of the OOP houses, I wish that I had bought the Guard Tower while it was still in production.

I would strongly recommend them to everyone, they really are the best fantasy scenery on the market IMHO.

Undead_Love-Machine wrote:
I received the Coaching Inn for Christmas and I'm very happy with it indeed. It is well worth the price (even with the sales tax & P&P), the detail is incredible, very "crisp".

That's a hell of a Christmas present - I am jealous!

That coaching inn is incredibly awesome - somehow missed it in November it seems. I will definitely need to accommodate this in my hobby budget soon.

I'll go out on a limb and say that this is THE best terrain available for sale that I have ever seen.

I bought this and it came to Australia at the start of the month, by far the best piece of terrain I have ever seen let alone owned. Need to start painting these for display

My wife bought me the Coach Inn, the Blacksmith shop, Merchant house, and I got the Townhouse for free. Merry Christmas to me. I have several pieces of the oop buildings including the Guard Tower. These pieces are fantastic and paint up bueatifully. I'm trying to build a town using Tabletop World buildings. I plan on using them in a RPG I'm working on.