The stools arrived broken but repairable. There’s a bit of work to be done removing the bowls and pots from the base layer holding them all together. The shelves could do with batons or the like to show how they might have been held up on the wall. All bowls and pots are empty.
Bricks bigger than expected. Roman bricks were small, and at 28mm (1/56th) scale, even for modern bricks these are a bit on the large side. The barrow is much bigger than a modern wheelbarrow, so makes the bricks look smaller in the picture.
GARY (verified owner) –
David R. (verified owner) –
Very useful set. Well made and can fit onto any range of buildings.
David R. (verified owner) –
Nice clean piece. Useful in many scenarios.
David R. (verified owner) –
Adds variety to the figures. Very nice piece.
David R. (verified owner) –
Great piece. Goes together easily. Useful for many periods.
David R. (verified owner) –
Goes really well with wine shop or tavern. Clean sharp moulds.
David R. –
Fast efficient service and easy to use website.
david hopkinson (verified owner) –
david hopkinson (verified owner) –
david hopkinson (verified owner) –
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Nikolas Lloyd (verified owner) –
The stools arrived broken but repairable. There’s a bit of work to be done removing the bowls and pots from the base layer holding them all together. The shelves could do with batons or the like to show how they might have been held up on the wall. All bowls and pots are empty.
Nikolas Lloyd (verified owner) –
The fish look great. The frame for the stall is simplified but fine. The canopy I think I will replace with actual cloth.
Nikolas Lloyd (verified owner) –
Bricks bigger than expected. Roman bricks were small, and at 28mm (1/56th) scale, even for modern bricks these are a bit on the large side. The barrow is much bigger than a modern wheelbarrow, so makes the bricks look smaller in the picture.
Peter (verified owner) –
Lovely bit of kit, bags of detail. Would have appreciated wood grain texture on more sides of the supports but nothing a bit of paint can’t fix!