One of the bargains from Microtactix. They are not only in color, but they include animals as well as numerous types of townfolks. The building is also in color but does not include an interior.

This set includes 2 different brick buildings, 3 different tent styles, a stable, well and campfire as well as troops. The archers have 2 different poses and the crossbowmen only have one(loading). Also only 2 poses for the Halberds, Axemen, Swordsmen and Sergeants. They inlcude a Captain and a commander too. The buildings and tents do not have any interiors. Only the stable has an interior which is very nice, but it has no back wall as you are required to set it against a brick wall unless you wish to print out an extra wall from one of the buildings. This one for the price is not too bad but I think I got a better deal with disposable Heroes and One Monk miniatures.

Although the artwork is nice and their is a scenario included, I was very disappointed to find only 15 colored figures and the props are all in black and white.

Although it does provide a miniatures battle scenario, the advertised colored portion consists only of 12 individual figures and nothing more. The balance of the items provided are all black and white. I was disappointed with the fact that the price was so high for only 12 colored figures as you can get much more for a lower price from Disposable Heroes, One Monk or Arion miniatures on this site.

A nice product but I think it was a very high price for the amount that was provided. You can do better by purchasing from several other sources on this website for less. The 4 cavalry on one sheet all have the same pose. Their are 2 sheets for human soldiers. Archers and pole weapons are on one page but they are all the same pose. Infantry does have multiple poses on another page. Not all undead appear to be skeletons. The archer figure appears to be a zombie but the animals are definately skeletons. Overall not pleased about the high price. I feel that I overpaid about 3 times as much as I would have paid for one monk or disposable heroes or even arion figures.

After many years the BattleLands Normandy set of buildings remain my favourite WW" terrain and have not been surpassed even by the Landmark cast model buildings.

As a student of the Normandy campaign I feel these models breathe life into my Normandy games. They just so accurately represent the builsings of Normansy and northern France - the buildings I've seen in books about Normandy and the buildings that surrounded me on every visit to my parents-in-law in St.Lo.

The models themselves are well drawn, well designed and put together with little difficulty.

I am very impressed and the great thing is, if I want a town, I just print as many as I need. Great value for money.

Thoroughly Recommended. Cheers Mark

Love the Hover Tank! This is really a great set for a SciFi army and it includes 3 vehicles of which I feel 2 are an absolute must on any battlefield. Te Hovertank is still one of the best designs to build. I actually made my own mod to put a hatch on the turrett because I wanted player charcters to be able to ride in one. Also the APC hovercraft is excellant with it's opening ramp(which is designed as in front but by twisting the side guns to face the rear turns the ramp into a rear exit which seems more loical for futuristic apcs.

This set is not only a great set of card stock alien warriors, it also has a few vehicles that can be built as designed for the aliens or a couple of them can be built as great little SciFi vehicles for player Characters as well. My favorites include a single seat flyer and a 2 seat hovercraft with a gunner in front and driver in the rear. This of course may not be the most successful of designs but it's fun to foce on player charachters in need of an escape vehicle.

Very nice for what is advertised and very useful for campaigns or even miniature battles that are outdoor or outside of vehicles. I like that Gary has since created a hanger that can be built with an interior and I no longer have use for these since purchasing the new hanger.

I have bought both Capital City from Fat Dragon and the Twilight Streets series of buildings. Both sets are easy to assemble and both have high quality graphics. Each set has buildings that the other set does not have. Both are good products. UNFORTUNATELY, they are different scales. One appears to be around 25mm while the other is closer to 28-30mm scale. The size differential IS noticeable. Unless you have the knowledge and capability to print out at a reduced/expanded size, think hard about which set you want to buy.

I really can't complain about the rules.Actually the rules are awsome. I just wish they had included the Human Royal Army and the Undead Army like the product states. Now it does say plain as day on RPGNOW website no armies included. To Keep the price down. I also wish there was some blank Stat cards/sheets. Which it also says is included. But isn't.

Cheap, easy and great quality for the price. I've been using the Normandy building set for years now. Originally intended as a stop-gap while I built up a collection of more expensive commercially made 15mm buildings, I found that with this set I have little need for others buildings. I recommend printing them out in high quality then gluing the paper to a more solid material, like balsa or bass wood, then mounting to a base

The road and river tiles are nothing special, but this set is about buildings not groundscape. "20 Buildings" is misleading, as they are not all proper buildings. However, many include dormers and attached outbuildings that are optional and can be used to create more variety. While some buildings are similar to each other, there is minimal pattern repetition across the entire set. The insides of the chimneys need to be darkened to look better. I did not care for the Church, it just seams too small and compacted giving the architecture cartoon like dimensions.

The only complaints I've had from players are that I made my initial set with the roofs permanently attached. The buildings aren't really designed to be able to place models inside, but gamers like this so the next set I make out I will leave the roofs a separate piece.

Considering that these are just cut-and-fold paper buildings, despite its few issues I felt this set was a great deal and exceptionally useful for the price.

Very nice collection of buildings that fit most fantasy miniatures. These are a must have for modern gamers.

Excellent building, easy to make, and sturdy..........................................................................

Some buildings are pretty low resolution pics, at least it shows on my comp/printer setup.