Hudson and Allen wall question (1 Viewer)

[Rob]

Am just about to order this excellent looking wall from H&A.It says on Treefrog that each section is 13" long,can someone just confirm that that is indeed EACH of the two sections giving a total length of 26".Thanks in advance guys.

Rob

 

[Ken & Ericka Osen/H&A Studio]

Hi There,
These H&A wall sets have two walls in each set and are pre painted and ready to use.
They are molded from a high density urethane foam and are lightweight and easy to cut if desired.

The undamaged wall set has two walls 3" high at the pillar and 13 5/8" long in length.

The set with the damaged section include one wall as described above and a second damaged wall section measuring 8 1/2" long

Here is an example of the damaged wall section.

Here is an example where the two undamaged sections form a gate.

Here the damaged wall set has bee used to form a corner.

Look for more products like this next month!
Thanks for looking,
Ken Osen

 

[Rob]

Hi There,
These H&A wall sets have two walls in each set and are pre painted and ready to use.
They are molded from a high density urethane foam and are lightweight and easy to cut if desired.

The undamaged wall set has two walls 3" high at the pillar and 13 5/8" long in length.

The set with the damaged section include one wall as described above and a second damaged wall section measuring 8 1/2" long

Here is an example of the damaged wall section.

Here is an example where the two undamaged sections form a gate.

Here the damaged wall set has bee used to form a corner.

Look for more products like this next month!
Thanks for looking,
Ken Osen

Excellent,thanks for the info Ken.Any chance you will be producing backdrops as those in your pictures in the near future?.

Thanks again

Rob

 

[Ken & Ericka Osen/H&A Studio]

...I forgot to mention that the fine folks here at Treefrog treasures carry both of these wall sets. We hope to add a few more products like this to the line up... details to follow soon!
All of the planned items will be fully decorated like these and our Urban Debris ruin.
Ken

 

[Spitfrnd]

Hi There,
These H&A wall sets have two walls in each set and are pre painted and ready to use.
They are molded from a high density urethane foam and are lightweight and easy to cut if desired.

......
Look for more products like this next month!
Thanks for looking,
Ken Osen

They are fine looking walls. Any chance that the forth coming products will include some walls more appropriate for Napoleonic field encounters?

 

[Ken & Ericka Osen/H&A Studio]

Wall construction like this is common from at least the seventeenth century and earlier. This is undressed limestone with brick and rubble copings. Many of the walls I photographed in the Waterloo area were made of various combinations of stone and brick, in some cases whitewashed.
Remember that bricks were a common building material for the Romans as well and would not be out of place as a building element.

The particular walls I patterned these off of were probably late eighteenth century construction with later repairs.

We do have additional new walls and gate sections coming out soon with our Normandy buildings. We are waiting to have several components done and ready to ship before we unveil them however.

We will post the images here when we make them available!
Thanks, Ken

 

[Spitfrnd]

Wall construction like this is common from at least the seventeenth century and earlier. This is undressed limestone with brick and rubble copings. Many of the walls I photographed in the Waterloo area were made of various combinations of stone and brick, in some cases whitewashed.
Remember that bricks were a common building material for the Romans as well and would not be out of place as a building element.

The particular walls I patterned these off of were probably late eighteenth century construction with later repairs.

We do have additional new walls and gate sections coming out soon with our Normandy buildings. We are waiting to have several components done and ready to ship before we unveil them however.

We will post the images here when we make them available!
Thanks, Ken

Yes I know they would work fine for estates and cities but was thinking more of smaller farm walls that could be fired over.