NEW! ScenaFlex Reversible Backdrops (1 Viewer)

[Dave@Traverse]

Hi all,

I wanted to give you a heads-up about the first of our new reversible backdrops we're calling the ScenaFlex line. At 36" x 14", they're plenty big and feature original artwork printed on both sides of a thin, flexible plastic sheet. These are much more durable than paper and won't tear or wrinkle.

Being reversible, you can swap out scenes at any time. Or if you buy two, you can tile sides A and B together to create a 72"-long scene.

Our first release in the series is titled "Every Stone, A Monument," and depicts a scene of varied countryside including hills, plowed fields, and woods. It works nicely for a wide variety of eras and conflicts, including FIW, AWI, ACW, Napoleonic, and others. The watermark you see in these photos will not, of course, appear on the actual items.

You can check out more photos on our website: www.traversedioramics.com





Here's what you get when you put two together:


And here's a sneak peek at our next release:


Thanks for looking!
Dave

 

[thebritfarmer]

These are very nice Dave!! I like that they are on plastic as opposed to paper.

 

[mikemiller1955]

Those are really cool...plastic...great idea...do you have a price yet?

 

[thebritfarmer]

Those are really cool...plastic...great idea...do you have a price yet?

They are on the treefrog wensite Michael at $35.99 but they are 3 ft long.

 

[Mitch]

what a superb idea. Its always the problem or I find it to be, to get a good background for a dio. Now all I have to do is learn how to take pictures properly and my dios may look OK. Great product hope to see it expand in the future
Mitch

 

[Spitfrnd]

Great idea. I hope these are the first of many. I may need the first pair actually.

 

[desk11desk12]

Great idea. Any way to show backdrop in an actual diorama for scale purposes?

Thanks

Carlos

 

[PanzerAce1944]

Great addition for diorama builders. ^&grin

 

[Dave@Traverse]

Thanks guys. I appreciate your positive feedback. Our intent is to continue to expand the line...depending on reception, of course. The nice thing about a painted backdrop vs. a photo, besides the fact that the figures look more "at home" in front of it, is that almost any scene can be created, including ones with battle action or strongholds/artifacts long-since disappeared.

Carlos: That's a great idea. I'm working on it. I'll try and post those pics here on the forum.

Also, if you've got any requests for scenes, here's a good place to air them.

Best,
Dave