The tiny crates look fine ,but it's blatantly obvious that the artist merely scaled the artwork up. Any crate larger than the tiniest one has a very visibly pixellated surface; I'd expect this level of quality from a free product.

New textures and colors to add to my warehouse/storehouse.

Why do I need more crates and boxes? A set like this is always useful especially as many of the crates in this set are not specifically Sci-Fi. You get a good range of sizes and variations at an excellent price. If you're new to card modelling, this set is an excellent place to start. What could be easier than making boxes? Whether you want to fill up modern warehouses or provide some cover at your spaceport, I can heartily recommend these. A word to the wise, however, you could end up with so many miniature crates, you'll need to investin some boxes to store them in.

A superb compliment to your Medieval Chapel.

It's a little tricky to fit once you've assembled your building, so look carefully if you can fit some of it as you go along (fit the floor BEFORE you put the buttresses in) and you need to take the tabs off of the roof (you only want them if you're gluing the roof on anyway.

Other than that, it's wonderful!

A wonderful, cost effective model. Once built, this little chapel looks fantastic.

I do have a couple of little quibbles about it. Firstly, the buttressing inside is a wonderful idea, but it can be a bit tricky to fit. This is more of an issue if you're planning to fit the interior. If you intend to do that, then do look closely at both of them as you're building it.

My second quibble is the description 'Medieval'. It's just not correct, but then I'm a pedant! ;~)

In short, a fantastic little model and look forward to more from them.

It's really inexpensive and nice. Buy it because you can use the models in so many ways.

A beautiful model that looks great on the table and works in a wide variety of genres -- this could be a major destination for fantasy characters or a small-town church in the modern era. The roof assembly is a little tricky but nothing majorly hard.

I do advise deciding whether you're going to use the Chapel Interior before you begin assembly. It's very hard to change your mind partway through.

Some extremely nice props for any SF RPG. There are at least 15 different patterns with at least 3 different sizes each. They are very easy to assemble and their is even a complete sheet of assorted labels to add to each crate. The only drawback I had is that none were designed to open and display an interior of whatever goods they may have contained.

I was a little disappointed with this set. While the box styles are nice, all the dark ones print out muddy on all printer settings. That means about half of the set is useless.

I like the 3d feel of these walls as opposed to the flat feel of other products. I also like the 4 different sasons included. And I also like the fact that I can reduce it to 15mm when I print at 60%

Nice set giving you terrain that has some substance instead of just being flat. Now you can actually have npc's hiding in the bushes. It's also nice have all four seasons. And I can print them at a 60% reduction insize for 15mm miniatures as well.

This is a nice set of easy to build paper models that look good on the wargame table. What you see in the advertisments is what you get. Love 'em!

A great model for meidieval or dark age historical or fantasy gamers. It's an intermediate skill level construction with easy to follow instructions. You'll want this one. Only isue - if you rlike to "raise the roof" to play inside the building, it's black and white construction so look for the supplemental kit that gives you the interior.. Nice model!

Enables addition to minature sets without lot of cost and even had the courtesy to think of making 4 versions with 4 different types of wood to avoid everything looking the same.

Enables addition to minature sets without lot of cost and even had the courtesy to think of making 4 versions with 4 different types of wood to avoid everything looking the same.