A World Of Fantasy Buildings For Tabletop Gaming Comes To Kickstater
April 27, 2016 by deltagamegirl22
GameTerrain.co.uk has launched a great little Kickstarter, A World Of Fantasy Buildings For Tabletop Gaming.
The project is offering the first two buildings of a twenty-six building range, that will be out of the box, resin terrain pieces that will just need some paint to bring them to life. The hope is that these resin casts will offer the look and feel of handmade terrain at a more reasonable price point by providing them unpainted.
To get things started, they are offering The Old Shed and The Ramshackled Hovel to start your fantasy village. Their goal with the funding of this Kickstarter is to be able to produce one new building each month, beginning in June, to bring a full fantasy village to life. So whether you are playing Age of Sigmar or Kings of War, you can set the scene brilliantly.
How would you use these quaint little fantasy buildings?
"The hope is that these resin casts will offer the look and feel of handmade terrain at a more reasonable price point by providing them unpainted..."
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A Shed which is 5cm x 5cm x 7.5 high is £15, how stupid does this company think we are at paying those prices and £30 for a 10cm x 10cm building with a roof are they off their rocker. How the hell is wargaming getting ridiculously, stupidly expensive. And in the climate of the UK where there are so many people unemployed can they expect people to pay this stupid price. I really wonder how much wargaming will cost in 5 years. And I wonder how much this companies models will be after the Kickstarter. Sorry if people are… Read more »
Well I guess they think as long as people are willing to pay £3-4 for a Wargames figure there going to be willing to pay £30 for a building
But What about affordability. Wargaming started off affordable now most companies I need a mortgage for a decent size army.
Well historical 28mm are still around the £1.50 mark. All my gaming is done in 10mm and below these days. I think the higher prices reflect more and more games being available and gamers having more choice so companies don’t sell as many figures meaning they have to make s profit somewhere along the line.
There seems to be more emphasis at present where rules writers and companies think they are obliged to release figures as well to go with the rules, not sure if this always is the best option