Grand Manner terrain

[eldargal]

[URL="http://www.grandmanner.co.uk/"]Grand Manner[/URL] have a very large range of resin terrain, the largest I'm aware of in fact. It is predominately 28mm scale but they do have some in 40mm scale as well. They cover pretty much everything your average fantasy and historical player could hope for: Ancient, Classical Greek, Roman, Dark Ages, Medieval, East Asian, Napoleonic, American Frontier/Civil War, African, Middle Eastern etc.

There stuff isn't cheap, but they do have a good discount scheme:


Some favourites:

Dark Ages

Grain store


Watch tower


Medieval

Fences and Hedgerows

[eldargal]

More:

Medieval cont.

Wagon/cart shed


Timber framed Norman stable


Stone Farm House


Stone Church

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

Reminds me of Skyrim...

[eldargal]

Napoleonic:

Road Side Shrine (think this could work in WFB too)


Windmill


Napoleonic Spanish Convent


There are dozens and dozens more in each category on the website, give it thoroough looking over if you are at all interested in what you've seen here.

[eldargal]

Some of there stuff does look a but Skyrimesque. Added a link to their webpage in the first post, forgot to do that initially.

Reminds me of Skyrim...

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

I wish I was Scandinavian, such a fun history being of Nordic descent.
Love all the scenery, will have to check it out when I've finished writing The Elder Scrolls: RPG.
Takes place about 80 years after Oblivion, the main plot is that Necromancers have gone a bit nuts with raising the dead.
There's an event that happens where the moon disappeared for 2 years, I've based it around that.

[inquisitorsog]

Some of there stuff does look a but Skyrimesque. Added a link to their webpage in the first post, forgot to do that initially.

No. Skyrim is Grand Manner-esque.

I've been eyeballing their stuff for a while trying out how to work it into my "no fantasy[sword and sorcery]" lifestyle.

[billytwix]

not my flavor for scenery. i just threw up a little bit.