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I've collected the siege equipment,still collecting the figures,now I have to decide which barszo castle to get?image.jpegimage.jpegimage.jpegimage.jpeg
 
These will look great in a castle setting. Keep updating this thread please. Robin.
 
It would be great to see K&C add to the Crusader series some more siege equipment.

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Mark
 
Looks like your getting together the figures and equipment for that castle you had in mind, Howard. I believe i have seen that Barso castle on either the forum or ebay and it is real good. But as you say it will be pricey. I would try building one. Regards Greg.
 
Never thought the Barzo castle was expensive, for me as a 1/30 collector the 54mm format is my issue. If I thought my figures would look right against, I would have it in an instant. Robin.
 
sapper said:
Looks like your getting together the figures and equipment for that castle you had in mind, Howard. I believe i have seen that Barso castle on either the forum or ebay and it is real good. But as you say it will be pricey. I would try building one. Regards Greg.
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villagehorse said:
Never thought the Barzo castle was expensive, for me as a 1/30 collector the 54mm format is my issue. If I thought my figures would look right against, I would have it in an instant. Robin.
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It is not beyond doing, this example is 54mm ish but with some twicking it can be up scaled to 1/30. I have most of the moulds needed and one or two more is all that's required. I am guessing about 4x 25 kg bags of Hydro-stone @ $50 a bag and plenty of time and Bob' your Uncle. This one took the bloke five months.......:rolleyes2:







Wayne.
 
villagehorse said:
Never thought the Barzo castle was expensive, for me as a 1/30 collector the 54mm format is my issue. If I thought my figures would look right against, I would have it in an instant. Robin.
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Sorry off on a tangent here but I know Robin you like your Egyptian stuff......here is some examples of what can be done with the moulds that are available.






Wayne.
 
I really appreciate the feedback from my fellow forum members. The castle and Egyptian piece are fantastic. Last year at the east coast toy soldier show there was a guy that had custom made castle towers and walls with a working drawbridge. I wish I grabbed his business card. I might wait until the show in November and check out his stuff again before I decide what to get. Regards to all. Howard
 
You have just broken Robin's bank but kept his modeler employed for a while Wayne! ^&grin

Nice acquisitions Howard.

Tom
 
waynepoo said:
It is not beyond doing, this example is 54mm ish but with some twicking it can be up scaled to 1/30. I have most of the moulds needed and one or two more is all that's required. I am guessing about 4x 25 kg bags of Hydro-stone @ $50 a bag and plenty of time and Bob' your Uncle. This one took the bloke five months.......:rolleyes2:







Wayne.
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Yes Wayne...

plenty of time...

plenty...plenty...plenty...
 
Arrived today. Absolutely love it. Medieval siege diorama to follow in near future. image.jpegimage.jpegimage.jpeg
 
Very nice, quite an imposing tower, lots of possibilities for displaying figures. Looking forward to seeing your diorama's. Robin.
 
Looks like a nice display coming up with your medieval collection Howard. Regards Greg.
 
waynepoo said:
It is not beyond doing, this example is 54mm ish but with some twicking it can be up scaled to 1/30. I have most of the moulds needed and one or two more is all that's required. I am guessing about 4x 25 kg bags of Hydro-stone @ $50 a bag and plenty of time and Bob' your Uncle. This one took the bloke five months.......:rolleyes2:







Wayne.
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What molds to you have, or where did you get them?
 
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