The Supreme Littleness Designs website is launched!

[WeeWars]

That is an excellent mdf building, not my period but if you ever did any ancients/dark ages/medieval/fantasy then I would be interested.

Thanks.

Certainly can. What, particularly, is there a lack of at the moment?

[Leman]

Excellent stuff. About time there was more 10mm MDF.

[Bodvoc]

There seems to be very little in 10mm scenery/buildings 10mm fortifications for a range of periods from biblical upwards (and fantasy too could go down well with Pendrakens new Warband rules, such as a wizards tower, think Orthanc in mdf ). Also a range of generic medieval to renaissance style houses could cover a whole variety of periods. I bet the Sci Fi fans would love some slot together factory and urban ruins. and boats, any period.

[getagrip]

There seems to be very little in 10mm scenery/buildings 10mm fortifications for a range of periods from biblical upwards (and fantasy too could go down well with Pendrakens new Warband rules, such as a wizards tower, think Orthanc in mdf ). Also a range of generic medieval to renaissance style houses could cover a whole variety of periods. I bet the Sci Fi fans would love some slot together factory and urban ruins. and boats, any period.

Wizard's tower would get my vote

[Orcs]

That looks really good.

Just a thought, do the signs show through when you paint the building?

 

[Fenton]

Can we have a windmill please as no one seems to do one in 10mm

[getagrip]

One in the Spanish range Leon does.

[Maenoferren]

Very nice indeed... Please keep up the good work.

[WeeWars]

That looks really good.

Just a thought, do the signs show through when you paint the building?

 

The lettering is engraved so ink in the cuts should do it. Likewise, if you don't want the lettering, a little filler and it's gone.

[paulr]

Marvellous Micheal

[Leman]

Can we have a windmill please as no one seems to do one in 10mm

Except, of course, Pendraken, who provide one in the Escenografia range of buildings - and it's ready painted.

[Dunnadd]

That building does look pretty good, but these MDF kits take a lot of putting together - and some companies don't even bother with any instructions on paper or online.

Will you be providing any ready made? Or with instructions at least?

I tend to prefer resin or plastic buildings - a bit more expensive but save a lot of time as they're already in one piece.

But if the MDF buildings were good enough i might buy some - seen some 10mm MDF castles but not really impressed with them - think they could probably be done better.

The Sally 4th ones for instance look to me like they're shouting "I am made of cardboard" even when pre-painted. Not sure if that's just because they could be done better, or due to the limits of MDF on its own as a material.

Kallistra and The Baggage train do some 10mm castles and saxon and Roman forts that aren't bad, but a wider range of fantasy and medieval fortifications and buildings would be nice.

[WeeWars]

That building does look pretty good, but these MDF kits take a lot of putting together - and some companies don't even bother with any instructions on paper or online.

Will you be providing any ready made? Or with instructions at least?

I tend to prefer resin or plastic buildings - a bit more expensive but save a lot of time as they're already in one piece.

But if the MDF buildings were good enough i might buy some - seen some 10mm MDF castles but not really impressed with them - think they could probably be done better.

The Sally 4th ones for instance look to me like they're shouting "I am made of cardboard" even when pre-painted. Not sure if that's just because they could be done better, or due to the limits of MDF on its own as a material.

Kallistra and The Baggage train do some 10mm castles and saxon and Roman forts that aren't bad, but a wider range of fantasy and medieval fortifications and buildings would be nice.

Dunnadd

Thanks! They do take a bit of happy gluing time. I'm used to making my own stuff in card so it seems to me a great saving in time not to have to measure and cut everything! Fear not, I shall be providing instructions and support online when I get a new website up and running. Like all materials, MDF and the other sheet materials that laser machines can cut have their limitations. I hope to push the possibilities but there is a reason why small-scale laser-cut buildings are not as well-represented in the market as the larger scales: because they can be very fiddly. Hopefully gamers will agree that the assembly time is worth the effort!

I'll be posting more pics. Hopefully you'll be tempted!

Cheers, Michael

[fred.]

I do like the look of this building, good stuff.

It does look a lot smarter than the drawing of the original! Not that bothers me, as I wouldn't be using it in its historical setting.

MDF buildings take a bit of putting together - but this one looks like 2 basic boxes, so should go together well. One thing that I really like on the Sarrisa buildings (and some of the ones sold by Leon)  is that they include laser cut card board parts, that add detailing, and help break up the 'flat wall of MDF' look.

[Maenoferren]

Dunnadd

Thanks! They do take a bit of happy gluing time. I'm used to making my own stuff in card so it seems to me a great saving in time not to have to measure and cut everything! Fear not, I shall be providing instructions and support online when I get a new website up and running. Like all materials, MDF and the other sheet materials that laser machines can cut have their limitations. I hope to push the possibilities but there is a reason why small-scale laser-cut buildings are not as well-represented in the market as the larger scales: because they can be very fiddly. Hopefully gamers will agree that the assembly time is worth the effort!

I'll be posting more pics. Hopefully you'll be tempted!

Cheers, Michael

Happy to put things together, its the cutting out accurately that I hate.