The Supreme Littleness Designs website is launched!

[Leman]

Yes indeed!

[fred.]

Very nice, how many pieces is it made from? Is it a kind of jigsaw, or just layers?

It's only when you see the thickness of the base the you realise how small the buildings are.

[Techno]

He's just showing off now !!
Those are absolutely belting, Michael !

Cheers - Phil.

[Ken]

Those are awesome! Really nice work 

[Fenton]

Very nice

If you would like to advertise them on the 3mm yahoo group then please feel free

There is also a nice  3mm fb group as well

[Duke Speedy of Leighton]

Superb

[WeeWars]

Thanks, gents!

Very nice, how many pieces is it made from? Is it a kind of jigsaw, or just layers?

It's only when you see the thickness of the base the you realise how small the buildings are.

Rossomme Farm is made up of 36 pieces, mostly the roof sections that give the models the tiled look.

I opted for my original plan to make the buildings solid and without the plugs associated with MDF buildings – so, yes, they're made of layers. Being solid, they're easier to squeeze together when gluing.

Very nice

If you would like to advertise them on the 3mm yahoo group then please feel free

There is also a nice  3mm fb group as well

Those are very good ideas. I will make sure I do when my website is set up for ordering.

Cheers, Michael

[paulr]

 

[WeeWars]

Thanks, Paul!


Here's a pic of my new 3mm La Belle Alliance next to my 10mm model of the same.





Cheers, Michael

[getagrip]

Man alive, that's a big difference!

Don't do 3mm so have never seen the comparison.

[WeeWars]

I have completed my first 3mm Waterloo pack. It's made up of La Belle Alliance on a 30mm square base, Rossomme Farm also on a 30mm square base, and Decoster's House on a 20mm square base. The three building complexes all stood on the main Brussels-Charleroi road that bisected the battlefield.

The kits comes flat-packed as a single sheet containing 81 pieces.





Before I put a price on this pack, I'm interested in knowing how much forum members think is a fair price to pay.

Cheers, Michael

[Leman]

Presumably you will need to take into account cost of laser cutter, electricity used, materials, intellectual cost and some profit, divided by the number you are likely to sell. I would certainly be interested.

[GordonY]

So when do we get to buy them then?

Shut up and take my money!!!!!!!!!!

[WeeWars]

I was thinking £3.50-£4.00.

[Leman]

That sounds remarkably reasonable.