WIP Preview for June

Thanks Ken! a few of these I acctually have half made for the next kickstarter but many of them are new ideas. I'll do a second poll for store fronts in a week or so, I've been given too many Ideas to fit on one!

Ken thanks a ton for all the suggestions, I appreciate all the thoughtfulness.:)

Ken Jarosz

Various renditions of stoneworked, brickwork, Tudor, (just Wattle & Daub and Wattle & Daub with half stone) , wood sided, clapboard sided, adobe and log cabin style buildings. i.e. a 5x5 building reproduced in each style, but with your method of pegs floors and roofs could be interchanged with different styles. Just release one rendition each month like a series. Each style lends themselves to a locale or even a class variation of a building within a city. On a different note, an interesting variation that I have not seen..a standard wooden house, slightly crooked, maybe partially, falling over, but braced to avoid the further deterioration of the structure (not a major failure of the builder, but a noticeable one just the same) I enjoy your renditions and look forward to seeing where you will be in your catalogue in a year from now...just don't burn out, these are all just suggestions.

Ken Jarosz

Storefronts or tent based, wagon based or stall based market square point of sale locations (further examples).....Fishmonger, Bucher, Crates of animals "pet store" (familiars?), Rug shop, Bolts of cloth (clothier) or weaver, Tanner with hide racks and vats (a smelly place), Baker (bread and oven), Glass blower, window maker, stained glass window maker, ceramic jug shop. Stone workers district: stonework blocks, bricks seller, crypt seller, tombstone seller, statue seller. Woodworkers district: furniture, coffins, siege weapons, raw lumber, sawmill, shutter seller, door seller. Basket/wicker seller. Tinsmith, Bank, jewelry shop, moneychanger, Guild hall (of various types). Scribe for writing contracts and copying scrolls. Shop with barrels of....X (they can be full of whatever WE believe to be in them). Shop with sacks of....X (again). Shop with vases and crocks ....X (again). Shop with baskets full of ....X (again). Shop with wooden boxes full of ....X (again). Shop with tarpaulin covered goods. Warehouse. Just brainstorming to ping your creative mind. Thanks

Matthew 12 Monkeys

I was at Fort Morgan last July... Anything apt for Blood and Plunder would be fun.

What he said

Awesome! Interesting connection to Dwarf forts. I agree, it's a big project. Would love to get one on the table for Blood & Plunder. I think a lot of pirate/colonial era models could be useful for other genres as well.

Keith Steel

Forgot: armoury for belting out the paladins armour during downtime lol

Thanks for the ideas , I'll get those in:)

Keith Steel

Horse trader, farrier, cooper, mason, any type of Smith, for store fronts, plus any food vendor slash general store, bookseller, magic items shop. I love the idea of goblin villages..

Yeah, I actually visited one last year down in alabama that got used up to WWII by the coast guard, fort morgan I think. I guess they had those all over from early 17 century on up. I thought it seemed like what a dwarf fort might be based on. It was cooler than I expected. It could be something for split versions versions. I'm gonna think on that one, it would have to be a big one.

That will be on there, If you have ideas about specific stores please share, thanks!

Some store fronts would be a nice addition

Coastal cannon battery type star forts :-)

Thanks Richard, I appreciate the vote of confidence.

You mean the costal canon battery type star forts or more inland Alamo type stuff.?

maybe i'll split that into human and orc variants then.

I am really intrigued as well...

Yellow Sign Studio

Not enough siege engines out there, would definitely get my vote.

Frederick A Williams

Goblin housing...yes :)

Richard Sorden

Love the designs, Jeremy!

Not sure how/when/if this might fit into your plans, but I'd love to get pieces for a Spanish, colonial style fort