Asian Building

One place to get terrain is in the pet department of your local stores.

Reptile and fish tank decor can be usable.

It can be difficult to get Asian themed buildings in model shops, so I picked these two items in Walmarts pet department.

This little pagota has a rather short door, but I am considering cutting the resin and making the door larger.

Here is a 1/72nd scale figure, he has a thick base and a big headdress so he looks about 2mm taller than usual.

Here a Caesar Miniatures figure in the same location.
 

Castle Pieces as a Castle

Just a quick set up for Castle Dollar Tree.

This tower fits over the straight wall sections.

The round tower does not really fit anywhere specifically.

Round tower next to the gate tower.  I think you could trim the gate wall down a bit and make the round tower fit better if you wanted it there as a permanent feature.  The gate towers fit nicely against the straight wall sections.

The little square towers work as stand alone towers too.

I suppose you could fit the small towers at the corners or even along the wall at ground level.  For a quick game any configuration would work.
 

SWS and Ruins

German Hetzer light tank destroyer and E25 heavy tank destroyer cover the intersection with the support of infantry.

The building in the back with the green plants is Stately Wayne Manor from Funko Pop Town.  I don't think it is based on any specific Batman series but several of them from the animated versions look like this building.  I think it also makes a good government building from the WWII era.

SWS halftrack from Roco and the E25 from Filament Fighters, 3D printed model.

The SWS has been detailed by adding a machine gun to the front of the cargo compartment and a Jerry can to the rear side.  It is a very old model but with a good paint job and a little extra detail I think it holds up well for being 50 years old.

I have a wire mesh table that is oval shape, so I took a couple 2x4s and two sheets of chip board and bolted them all together so my table is about 4x8 feet outdoors on my gravel patio.  It looks towards the property boundary which is marked by a barbed wire fence and treeline.  I spray paint outdoors on this tabletop and make no effort to protect the top from overspray.  It makes for a varied table color and with the irregular surface of the chip board works well for urban ruins.  I have no idea what the other buildings are, they have been in my collection for over 20 years and I source building from wherever I can find them.
 

AA Guns in the Snow

Versuchsflakwagen fur 8.8cm Flak 41 or as we know it the Roco Grille Z-105 model was a self propelled gun made in late World War Two by the Germans.  Only three were produced, however the same gun mount and shield was used as a ground mounted gun in both the anti-aircraft and anti-tank role as early as 1943 in Tunisia. 

I have converted 12 into ground mounts to use with my German troops. 

Over 300 of them were built during the war.

I am also making a few to paint in desert scheme for my Germans in Tunisia.

The crew figures here are from Caesar Miniatures.

Platoons of four guns, with a company of three platoons for a total of 12 guns.

Figures are from several different sets of Caesar Miniatures as well as a couple from Odemars, all in 1/72nd scale.

Troops in a snow trench.