Sunday, 6 January 2013

Bolt Action Ruined Hamlet - review

Well thats the Xmas madness over. The decorations are down, the house is back to normal (kind of) and I can look forward to steaming ahead in my hobby. 

One of my Xmas Goodies was a Bolt Action ruined hamlet by Warlord. I found them nice and fairly versatile models. They come in separate walls and corner pieces. The kits include details such as floors, chimneys, rubble piles and roof beams. 

 There is enough to build 3 double storey ruins and 3 single storey ruins. Or if you are like me you can mix them up. They are a nice set. I will be using them for my 80's British Post Apocalyptic setting . I have seen similar style rural buildings around North Wales, Cumbria, Yorkshire and Scotland. There is even one in Urban Liverpool. 

 Given the historic style of the ruins they may even see use in my Victorian Sci Fi (VSF) games. 



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  1. Oliver6 January 2013 at 21:30

    Thanks for that, I was wondering bout that set a little while back so will put it on that great never ending list ;).

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  2. Oliver6 January 2013 at 21:44

    Also I look forward to seeing have this based up and paited along with the inevitable graffiti/clutter.
    When yo do get it painted I don't suppose you would be able to do some scale shots with your varied collection would you? Please?

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    1. mattblackgod6 January 2013 at 21:53

      Hey Ollie,
      I will get some shots when I get them finished. Or if I remember in the next day or two. :-)

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  3. styx6 January 2013 at 21:46

    Yea, I keep looking at the kit also and thinking it would be a nice item to pick up.

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    1. mattblackgod6 January 2013 at 21:55

      I think they are worth it. I am tempted to get another set so I can muck about in making a HUGE building! lol

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