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Colour me impressed with those buildings. If the price is right there will some coming to me

We're happy to show you new hard foam terrains.



City Highground Large (1)

One City Highground building

Approximate size of one building:
Length: 24 cm / 9,5 inch
Width: 19,5 cm / 7,7 inch
Height: 6,5 cm / 2,5 inch



City Highground Small (2)
The set consists of 2 foam small City Highground buildings

Approximate size of one building:
Length: 20cm / 8 inch
Width: 12 cm / 4,7 inch
Height: 6,5 cm / 2,5 inch


The foam is light and durable



in our on-line store.

Can the foam be spray-painted at all, or do we need to airbrush/regular brush it?

 Mathieu Raymond wrote:
Can the foam be spray-painted at all, or do we need to airbrush/regular brush it?

Keep in mind that this is foam not resin so it is impossible to get the same quality of detail, but we do our best

We strongly recommend to use acrylic paints. We tested lots of different paints and nothing significant happen with the model, but we can't guarantee that there will be no problems using other paints than acrylic. If you're not sure you can always paint the bottom of the foam terrain and leave it to dry. Than you will see if the paint is safe.

Interview with Sebastian our boss

http://www.40kings.de/2013/02/microartstudio-in-depth-interview-and-behind-the-scenes-pictures/

The former soldier in me screams "TUCK IN YOUR SHOELACES!!!!!" but cool stuff and killer idea.

Buildings look really nice! Should be a nice, fast option for building terrain (and I think could suit the theme of Paradiso nicely).

Those building look really neat and quick to build, although the best of your items are those bases! Really nice and well detailed and quite reasonably priced aswell, I'm impressed.

http://www.40kings.de/2013/02/microartstudio-in-depth-interview-and-behind-the-scenes-pictures/

Most of you might know Microartstudio as one of the leading independent miniature companies. But what do you really know about them and their business except the shiny new custom bases you got from them last month? Not so much, hum?

Well, 40kings has had the chance to take a look behind the curtains of Microartstudio. And together with you, our beloved readers, we have developed a catalogue of interview questions based on what you always wanted to ask Microartstudio. In the following, the head of Microartstudio, Sebastian Makowski, has taken the time to answer your questions and give us and insight on how you make a living out of selling toy soldiers.

That's a really nicely done interview, a great website and all about one of my favorite companies - congrats all around!

 celeborn wrote:
Those building look really neat and quick to build

The hard foam buildings like the ones on this page are one piece, so yes, extremely easy to build

They sometimes include extras that need to glue, but nothing serious.

 Empchild wrote:
The former soldier in me screams "TUCK IN YOUR SHOELACES!!!!!" but cool stuff and killer idea.

LOL!! I was thinking "You Air Assualt Soldier??"

Man, that workstation the Micro Art guys have is the one in my dreams!

Today a bunch of new possessed bases available in our on-line store:
Tomorrow, finally resin infinity stuff and mosaics












Possessed Bases


in our on-line store.

Wow, those bases really are quite tremendous...

Question (for anyone): when ordering from Micro Art and shipping to the US, what has that been like?

Those are some amazing bases. I'll have to get me some now .

New Mosaic Bases Round available in our on-line store




Mosaic Bases Round


Automatically Appended Next Post:
For all you guys who are waiting for Campaign Paradiso stuff we decided that we are putting our products without pics. The proper painted objects and more description should be uploaded next week.

Some of you have seen it on sneak preview pics and on tournaments So we think you should be happy with the final look. Here are some pics we have managed to make. one is even painted

Human Consoles (3)
Alien Consoles (3)

Are these the elevators for district 5 buildings?

I saw those pods and elevators at my FLGS today, crisp and awesome casts as always!

Sometimes I wish I have a fantasy army where those bases would fit. I love the mosaic and arcane ones. Sadly, I only play Infinity nowadays.

Military orders defending a cathedral?

Just as a note Antenociti's Workshop have already started selling some of the terrain pieces, including these markers and also the new buildings from MaS.

I hate to be that guy,but when the guy comes out of the escape pod,he rebuckles the seat belt.
Must have ocd or something

Haha yes mate you aren't the first person to notice that

I really like the look of those mosaic bases. Will keep them in mind if I start a new army.

A bunch of new Graveyard Bases available in our on-line store
Wround coming soon!




Graveyard Bases

As promised photos of other Campaign Paradiso products


Human Consoles (3)


Alien Consoles (3)

Excellent graveyard bases!

 Micro Art Studio wrote:
As promised photos of other Campaign Paradiso products

FINALLY

We're happy to show you our new product waterslide Graffiti Transfers.
In one package you will find 5 of them.
One graffiti surface is:
50mm / 1,95 inch high
87mm/ 3,43 inch width

The colours may vary from those shown in the picture depending on the undercoat.

1. We strongly recommend to paint the surface of the terrain
piece with gloss varnish before applying the transfer.
2. Dip the transfer in water for around 30 seconds.
3. Delicately slide the transfer off the paper onto the terrain
piece using finger or brush.
4. Make sure no air is trapped beneath the transfer.
5. After the transfer is completely dry [around 12 hours]
you may gently remove the film.
6. Seal the transfer with matt varnish for best effect.

Designed by Jacyndol
http://www.jacyndol.pl/



Graffiti Transfers


in our on-line store.