Day: October 1, 2016

Toy Soldiers Review ~ Barzso Medieval Stone Cottages

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Now that your waiting for the new Barzso Tower set to come out, I wanted to review some of their Medieval Stone Cottages from their Medieval Collection that came out over the past year. In one word, they are “Great”. They will fit with any Medieval scene that you want to do and could be used for other eras as well. I took a few pictures with some Barzso, Conte and Dulcop figures that are 54mm to 60mm in scale. I think the scales are the “Big” 54mm and more close to 60mm in scale. Anyway, they would look good with either scale. These cottages will help me with my latest project that I am working on. The larger cottage measures approximately 10 inches wide, 6 inches deep and 7 inches tall and goes for $39.99. The smaller cottage measures approximately 6 inches wide, 4 & 1/4 inches deep, and 5 inches tall and goes for $24.95. Ok, thanks for reading. They actually don’t look to bad with Playmobil too. I am going to touch up the doors and paint them brown.

Barzso Medieval Collection

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Projects for the End of 2016

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Hi everybody, I like to thank everybody for taken their time and reading my blog. I am working on a few projects right now and hope to finish most by the end of the year. Most of them a with painting figures, customizing some figures and some ships, plus making different items like houses or other simple items. Most of this will be for the Toy Soldiers, but I still have some plans with working with the Playmobil too. Every thing I do, has to do with some interest that I have with History. The main project that I am planing is a diorama of a Viking Raid on a Saxon village. I have a 2 ships that I am customizing or touching up, gathering up figures that I am painting now, then customizing figures, and lastly building up a base to put everything together. I going to be a long term project. I hopefully finish most of the painting of figures and the ships by the end of the year. Ok, Thanks for reading.

 

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