3D Printed Terrain Review WWII Buildings from Patrick Miniatures

[@gardensbytheminute2668]

Those look great, I think I may need to get the set

[@pagumb]

Lordy those look nice. Can’t wait to see how you paint them up.

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

I'll try not to keep you waiting, but no promises.

[@corrhall1]

great review sir - i have these buildings in 1/72 scale and they are terrific - I have filed/filled the roof slates to smooth them just a bit more but they are truly ready out of the gate

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

I haven't managed to start painting mine yet. I'm looking forward to them though.

[@FelipeAsprillaO]

I have seen your website since early 2000s

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

I hope it’s still entertaining.

[@RalphAstley]

I'm always struck by how tax collectors are unable to operate in the virtual world. I once paid a fortune to 'import' a physical set of rules from the US when had I purchased the PDF I would have paid nothing. The same can be said of these prints as the STL files go undetected as they cross borders on the internet. It's another reason to 3D print. Thanks for bringing these to our attention - I had not heard of the company before.

[@spacemanvic3961]

Shhhh…..don’t give them ideas…

[@willgamm22]

What scale are these please ?

[@Kruziik]

I dont know

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

They’re 1/56 scale as I mentioned at the beginning of the video.

[@Radio4ManLeics]

Lovely stuff indeed. His range of terrain features is fantastic. He does some great Dutch houses, which are otherwise rather hard to find for Arnhem scenarios. I think the STL files are deffo the way to go for his terrain. And the Govt thanks you for your £42 customs, £12 post office and £23 taxes Brexit contributions. Still, Sovrinnty, eh?

[@MatakishiTeaHouse]

lol, yes. I am a contributor to the sunlit uplands.

[@dennisklijn5138]

em, um, soooo, stotter,uuuh... spit it out man !