I love these, they assembled very easily, and are solid once complete. The ruined version comes with barriers, which I did not expect. They paint up great. I used stains and craft paints on these, along with some acrylic brush tip markers for the graffiti. I'm very happy with how they came out. I mistakenly ordered two ruined, meant to get 1 non-ruined and 1 ruined, but am happy with the 2 ruined I got. The easy access to all floors in game make them a fantastic addition to the gaming set up for my modern and near future skirmish games.
This HUGE building definitely looks great on the table. Video instructions made assembly easy. I love how there was so much room for adding graffiti and weathering. Lots of playable areas, stairs, balconies, roof, interior of upper floor. The stairs fit up to a 40mm base which is great. Super sturdy one assembled as well.
With the instructional video it was easy to assemble. This is a beast on the table, huge! Paints up really well, and definitely adds a cool centerpiece. Can't wait to use it as part of a demo table I'm setting up at a local convention.
A efficient piece for allowing figures to move from floor to floor or to allow access to a building.
Was an absolute dream to print start to finish, printed on a Creality K1 with some generic high speed PLA+.
Really beautiful lines on the model, with some great options to print exactly the sort of building you want.
Some criticisms could be levied at the snap together pegs, as I had to bend them for most of the slots and I think I'll end up using a 2-part epoxy glue to glue the whole thing together anyway, but aside from that the entire thing was a dream to print and assemble and I imagine it will be a dream to paint too!
Love the building, and can't wait to see some more 6mm scale buildings in future from BC!
Thanks so much RHDMiniatures!
Your print looks great thanks for the review and pic!
oh, so - the clips are supposed to be squeezed in to provide some friction so you don't need glue - did it work for you in this regard, or not?
Thanks again, Ryan
Really cool set of signs for Zona Alfa style games. The Chernobyl sign might be the hardest thing I've ever painted, but it's come out great.
Fantastic work John, hope you're enjoying your games of Zona Alfa! Thanks for the review, appreciate.
- Ryan
Great product. Really cool terrain made from quality materials.
exactly what i wanted looks great in my star wars themed dnd
Great set, high quality, easy to assemble, and the modular nature means you can make any number of interesting terrains
Outstanding in every way, Product ,is as advertised
Awesome add on for use with cyberpunk terrain.
The content is cool and already assembling the buildings but the package was crushed in transit, causing breaking, tearing, or bending of several pieces. Would suggest shipping in a sturdier container in the future.
Hi Jeff - Sorry this happened to the kit. I try to pack everything well, I think over the years, of the 1000's of ordered shipped around 5 or so have had issues.
Do you remember what type of packaging I used for the order so I can avoid this in future?
- Ryan
Fun little piece - the legs can go on in a variety of ways so if you have more than one you can make them all look a bit different!
Sturdy and well design. It really helps expand your terrain.
Just an incredible design. Nothing quite like it elsewhere in the tabletop terrain industry. A very impressive centrepiece that is surprisingly very easy to assemble given its scale.
The main thing to note is that this thick MDF is softer and heavier than the thinner stuff used by the likes of Micro Art Studio, so a bit of care needs to be taken when handling the pieces, as their weight means that corners can struggle if you put all the stress on that point. I snapped one corner of the base due to my handling, but it was an easy fix with superglue. Once all assembled its a very durable kit, just take care during assembly.
Overall, this is just the coolest terrain kit I've ever put together and it was an absolute joy to paint. I added some plasicard and filler to hide the joins and add some extra details, which just added to the modelling exprience. Lots of people think at first glance that the model is a picture of a real building which is testament to the realism of the design!
Thanks so much Iain! I hope your infantry have successful firefights from the staircase (I've found when playing infinity, this kit is usually an important location and sees lots of actions in my own games!)
Your paintjob look great too. Glad you were able to fix the small breakage.
Enjoy your games, Ryan