The full set with all the upper doors open.
These types of buildings are great for role playing games.
The TV team is from Subetto, a company that made a soccer game years ago. Their figures were 1/72nd scale and the TV crew works fine for the WWII era. I kept the chalk boards in several rooms as TV screens; I did gloss coat them to look like glass.
By using the DAF, checkerboard floors and 1936 Olympics posters I tried to draw the rooms together into one unit. By giving the figures uniforms and the same checkerboard pattern for their bases, I wanted to tie them to the castle too.
The original building came with this trophy rack and I figured for someone who liked sports and who became a Super Soldier, he would probably have won a few trophies so I left them in place. Sports were very popular in Germany in the 1930's and early 1940's.
2 comments:
You've done a really good work with the Playset and the figures !
I'm impressed !
Thank you Sam Wise. Tell all your friends. Make some new ones and tell them,too. It was a very time consuming project but the cost was less than $10 for new stuff, most of the materials and figures I had on hand already. I suspect someone doing this project from scratch could probably do a good job for less that $100 USD.
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