Additions to the 28mm Castles and Forts range.

Roman marching fort

Designed by Mick Nichol.

This modular fort system allows you to build a fort of your own size but also includes a starter fort.

These models are sold unpainted.

Round corner

Gatehouse

Gatehouse rear

Straight section

Tower

Wooden fort with embankment

Gatehouse

Long straight section

Starter fort

Warlord Games Romans

Roman marching fort starter set.

Marching forts would typically have 4 gates so this fort is a good start with a view to expanding later.

5 sections used as a table edge fort.

 Another version of this fort with a narrow walkway and steeper inner embankment will be available soon.

These can be found Here

Mick

 

28mm Arab fort kit.

Our latest addition to our Arab range is this large fort. Supplied in kit form it comes unpainted. Full assembly instructions are supplied

This can be used in many games and locations including India, Africa, Crusades, Pulp, SW America and  Fantasy.

Dimensions 38cm x 36cm x 16cm

The roofs for the buikdings come off so figures can be placed inside.

Artisan designs figures shown for scale.

I built this one for my son. It has been plastered and painted. Note the buildings are placed differently which can be done as required.

It has been glued to styrofoam to represent a rocky outcrop.

Available as an unpainted kit here-28mm Middle Eastern

Cheers

Mick

Arab Fort

 A work in progress shot of an Arab fort also a commission for Italian gamer Antonio.

The tower is fitted first then the wall supports are added. The inner walls are then fitted to these.

This update shows the model with the walls added and the internal buildings located. The client also asked for the fort to be located on rock so it has been mounted on insulation board hacked at the edges with a chisel. The model was then given a first coat of plaster.

  

More details added with doors and roofs in place. Also some rock scatter added on top of more plaster to the rock base.

A ramp has been sanded leading up to the gate.

 The finished fort. Its not quite as light as this in reality. The fort was whitewashed but the base wasn't and is darker than the fort as a result. Shown with some 28mm Artisan French Foreign Legion figures.

The guard shelter roof is simply teddy bear fur trimmed to size and stiffened with wood glue.

Due to the high cost of shipping this to Italy along with his 3 villa models Antonio elected to have one of these in kit form and the who;e lot were shipped today.

I've decided to keep this for use with my son Carls French Foreign Legion figures. Just need to get some Arabs for them to fight now.

Thanks for looking

Mick



Arab fort

A work in progress shot of an Arab fort also a commission for Italian gamer Antonio.

 

 These pictures show the model with the walls added and the internal buildings located. The client also asked for the fort to be located on rock so it has been mounted on insulation board hacked at the edges with a chisel. The model was then given a first coat of plaster.