Oh for pitty's sake..... I just blew this months budget at my LHS, and now I have to go back tomorrow , and order more.... please MiniArt, no more...... . No kidding, those diorama bases are superb. And they are big enough to fit a large vehicle or two, with ease. And some great subjects.. oh sod it, I'll just have to put some orders on the tab... ** slinks off, looking for spare change in the back of the settee...***

With a litle tweeking, this would be perfect for a dio idea (nonmilitary) I have.

Very nice. I was looking at some others, but this one looks like it has as much potential! Thanks Pat

This is one of I think 3 variations on this kit that they are now marketing. You can get just the house without the garden wall. You can get the house with the gate portion of the wall on a diorama base (the right half of the above photo) or you can get just the tool shed portion (the left half of the above kit). Between them I think I have at least a half-dozen diorama ideas scribbled out already.

Very interesting, seems to have a very good finish and it is best that you can put in a very different historical episodes, I believe that since the Napoleonic era to the present day is ¿not it your opinion? Domi

I agree Domi, thanks to Miniart for this farm, I'm already imaginating a 101st airborne parachutist hagin' on the roof and some german sentinels near the courtyard hehe

my brother has got polish city building and i had a look at it and i looked fabulous, i might get my hands on this little set =] il start savin now

Hi all, I thinh that is a very good dessing, very usseful for present a vehicle in a ( not only) Normandy scene, and good texture ... and yes Domi, this piece can be used for a scene from 400 years until today cheers Carlos