Amera Plastic Buildings, as seen in the fortymunda posts. Six buildings and a pretty nifty bunker for a shade under £100.
Someone (The Responsible One perhaps ? He is pretty keen on scenery) mentiioned that they sometimes don't stand up too well to sustained use. And the really tall building you can see here did need one floor re-gluing after the fight. However, they are not likely to see more than half a dozen days of use each year, so I've no really qualms about that.
And this is one of the helpers destroying the illusion of scale (she's not really a deformed headless bitch, she's looking the other way ).
Anyway, this last picture (and the other unpublished ones) reminded me of this: Giant Kitten wrecking London. Which explains the title. And yes, Michael Aspell did once used to be a news reader.
Kitten Kong! I do like the look of Amera but mostly I'm picking up their Airfix 1/32 scale products at the moment.
ReplyDeleteI had initially been quite sceptical about the vac formed buildings, but on a packed table they hold up rather well.
ReplyDeletedefinitely the thing for apoc-level table volume
Luckily the recent glut of BBC2 self-congratulatory 50th annivrasy programmes has reminded me of the Goodies. Before my time but beloved of my parents who would quote them liberally.
ReplyDeleteLovely buildings; decent price too!
Yeah, it was me. I am considering some Amera pieces, but not for buildings.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it makes me realise that for someone who is keen on scenery, I really don't have much of it painted!
Also, Amera are hard to beat for area coverage per pound!
DeleteYep, for the money, you could do a lot worse....
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