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Battlefront's Rural Farm Buildings

Anyone who's so much as glanced at this blog knows that I truly believe Battlefront's Battlefield in a Box line is one of the best deals in Miniature Wargaming available.

I do like what I've seen of their BiaB range. Got one of their hills in last week...

Pretty nice, alot better than the ceramic ones i just bought.

I kind of want to rage that the only place I was able to find them was at a UK FLGS. None in at the war store, FRP, or even U.S. domestic ebay... Is it just me or is a lot of the Biab stuff hard to get a hold of unless you're buying direct from BF?

econtutor wrote:I kind of want to rage that the only place I was able to find them was at a UK FLGS. None in at the war store, FRP, or even U.S. domestic ebay... Is it just me or is a lot of the Biab stuff hard to get a hold of unless you're buying direct from BF?

You are mad because it's hard to get them in US or outside of the BF? If latter, Maelstrom Games has a decent range of BiB, as well as several other smaller and less known UK retailers - I recall buying this staff from Stafford Games, when Maelstrom got banned by BF, and there were at least one other, but I can't remember the name.

Wayland games do them at 10% off and have a free p&p offer on ATM. No sure if that is worldwide but worth a look.

Wayland adds VAT to all items, so the price You are seeing is not the final price. In summary, Wayland tends to be more expensive than Maelstrom - at least for non-UK residents. Wayland does free shipping from time to time, but it's not always worldwide, while for Maelstrom it is a policy .