Bigger Tabletop Terrain Is Better 

Their stuff may be expensive, but it is not overpriced. There is a big difference. Their work is insane. Crazy sculpts and a whole hell of a lot of resin. The price is right.

It is WONDERFUL that they are listening to people like you and the community they are selling to in order to create better products. THAT'S a company with good morals. Their buildings are to die for ; even just as a piece to display in the house.

So far I have 6 Tabletop-World building models and they are all just beautiful. I don't really want to paint them, because they are such a work of art. I joined the Stable kickstarter and I intend to buy the other building next month.

This is the kind of video I love to see. I've always thought it is upsetting that when a company or product gets any kind of praise on RU-vid the viewers immediately think the reviewer is in bed with the company. This is a great company making great products. That's awesome! Full stop.

I've collected nearly the entire range at this point, and their scatter terrain may be my most favorite bits. Crates and barrels and sacks and produce and on and on - it brings a table to life in a way that is not be be believed until you actually see it. TTW - 11/10 would recommend

I would love to see the Stone bridge with your detail water affects. Even making a guy fish off it would bring the two sceneries pieces together.

They need a UK sales agent. Hint hint! I would love to see a nice long video (or series) where you paint these up.

Hey Luke! Have you thought about making battle mats from plastic back dropped cloths and acrylic chalk? Just watched the terrain tutor make one and would love to see your spin on it. I also thought it might be a good way for you to build multiple table tops that you can roll up for storage. Thanks for all your vids and tutorials.

Nice Stuff ... That merchant's house and Fisherman's wharf would be COOL 😁

Great review mate! The millhouse with the waterwheel would be awesome to see.

These kits are breathtaking. I can't wait to paint one.

I don’t think I could handle painting the interiors to the buildings, but would be tempted to try one of their smaller sized houses, just to see how I got on. Do they sell all of the tables chairs and street furniture separately ?

I really love resin stuff, both buildings and miniatures. these look great, I just wish that there were also less medieval europe style buildings coming from them. some ancient world style inn would be awesome (mainly because that's my homebrew campaign's setting hehe).

Woah dude. Did not see u just put this out lol I was waiting to put mine out a week after my wiz tower got out. crazy

UK Marines have FISH & CHIPS in urban warfare: Fighting In Someone's House & Causing Havoc In People's Streets. For D&D I use buildings for CHIPS...for FISH I use a separate layout (every house is a Tardis) so I don't necessarily mind smaller buildings as no size is really quite big enough to play in the interior. Some buildings are so small tho' that they are completely absurd & Tabletop World was on the edge of that. Great to see they're continually improving!

As always a very honest and up front review mate

The smaller buildings would be perfect as eye candy for KoW, the new larger ones would fit into Vanguard wicked easy! Thanks for the reviews of these and other products, you tell it how it is! On side note, wonder if they will ever make a fantasy “Ye old knocking shoppe?” 😉

A correction to your comment about the Merchant Shop (from www.tabletopworld.com): "Pictures in the gallery contain additional accessories that are not supplied with Merchant Shop. Groceries, Supplies and Furniture are bought separately. To see exactly what the kit contains, check out the picture of the unassembled model."

Just want to say, I've dropped out of wargaming the last year or so due to different real life things, you all know the deal, but I always like listening to Luke and always try to like his videos when they come up. Great lad!

Great video. Which scale would better fit GWs Lord of the Rings minis?

I bought a river and water wheel and bridge from them, but am stumped as to how to best use the river. I am thinking probably to put it permanently on a 2ft by 4 ft piece that I can swap onto the ends or in the middle of a standard "realm of Battle" type setup (4 x 6) I haven't really come across anyone talking about the rivers though, so would love to get your thoughts on the rivers and the attached river buildings like the water wheel, bridge, and fisherman's hut.

Just had a look on their site and its all looks amazing, the Fisherman house looks brilliant

1:55 - I appreciate the effort. But as size comparisons go, this isn't great. A massive character, a dwarf and an orc on a huge rock base, all shot at an odd angle, really doesn't help to portray the scale of this. 😅 It would have been nice to see them next to a regular human character. Might be worth getting some Freeguild guys for future scale comparisons - as these are some of the few regular human sized AoS/Warhammer models that haven't been super-charged by a god or power. Freeguild are still 28mm to the eye from the base of the foot, so I am not sure going to 35mm is the best idea, unless it makes it better for fitting models into the houses? Especially as D&D minis are generally smaller, so are Frost Grave. Looking forward to more reviews Luke!

I really like a good resin building. I am a 1:35 military builder and there are a good few resin buildings coming out lately to

Love your passion and honesty and you can’t beat a flappy door!!!!!!!

I think it would be interesting to see their "fisherman house" or "Watermill", mostly fisherman house because I'm very much tempted to get it to have a small cottage by a river, especially since the river pieces they have can be opted out from if one would rather make their own or use in in a different placement.

Thanks for your videos pal. Even it's difficult to me understanding everithing you say (my fault, I'm still studying in order to pass my Cambridge B1 English level exam) I'm learning a lot about wargaming terrain making (and about English language😉). Thanks for teaching.

Genuine excitement over doors and windows, love it!

bought the tower and stable but the windmill is next...thanks buddy top on this bud

Talking about prices. If you compare 1/35 resin diorama pieces, it's roughly the same price. You don't get interior detail for a complete building and it's usually a building that is low relief so is detailed on two or three sides with the back being blank. Well worth the money.

I want to see the town gate? It's the most expensive one I believe. I've looked online and can't find anyone else that reviewed it. I would really like to know what I'm buying before I pop that much money?

These are beautiful!!! But my wallet is sadly to thin to buy some of them. :-(( But looking forward to see more of this stuff, and how you will paint them!

I have been gaming for 24 years. I have always built all my terrain for monetary reasons. As a 36 year old with a steady income and disposable income, that has changed. I am sold. Dropping on this. Especially since they seem to respond to the community.

As someone with a fair amount of the existing TTW buildings and the Mansion still to paint in my painting queue, I am still on the fence about the new models because of the scale change... I'm not sure how they are going to mix with my existing models; and I'm not restarting my city build when I'm so close to the end of it. Can you answer that question?

Look absolutely wicked...I do have a query regarding something else though I have just recently started playing star wars legion and am looking for some ideas for terrain any ideas?

Their stuff is amazing I just have a hard time justifying the cost to the wife. Personally, the 3 models I have had my eye on are the Wizards Tower, Fisherman's house with river base and because I play a lot of Frostgrave, the Ruined House + Rubble. For the last item, I hate tabletop terrain that has ruined buildings but no rubble and these guys have the best ruined house model I have seen and should I get a chance, that is the first kit that I would purchase. My fear for the Tower and Fisherman's house is that they both look too small to play and would only make good display pieces.

Good review. Love the Tabletop buildings - to me they just scream Warhammer Fantasy Empire. Would be fantastic to play tabletop RPG style game on a table full of these buildings ( sadly wallett would never allow me to do that ! ).

I have almost all of them, including the ruined inn and factory building, some I even have multiples of and love them all. They always have a good Christmas deal. If you want a quick nonpro video of any of them unpainted let me know and if I have it I will oblige.

Very nice and detailed buildings. Would be very interesting to see how they build or sculp them.

I own quite quite a few houses and they are so detailed and great.

Wow what a great detail in that kit

I absolutely LOVE their stuff and honestly, have not seen any better, anywhere. When I saw that they were offering their wares in a larger scale, I IMMEDIATELY placed an order. I was THRILLED. The great thing is, it still works with the smaller stuff, because buildings come in all shapes and sizes...especially 'historic' buildings. This is a company that I hope is around for many, many, years to come.

Are they retrofitting the old buildings? They fixing the door issues and size issues on the old models?

Love this stuff, I really need to get some once I get space for storage. Also, sound level was perfect this time :p

Hello I have been using your tutorials as a guide on how to build a table. Could someone please tell me the best place to buy Kingspan insolation board at a cheap price without having to do a bulk order please. I am from the uk

Are the upscale and the old ones?

check out tiny furniture :) they're amazing too!

Agreed mate I know exactly what you mean. I understand wargaming companies have to work with certain scales so it doesn't take up a whole board but I remember how gutted I was buying my first space marine rhino only to find one marine barely fitted in the back, never mind 10. Also using interiors for RP games like DnD but lacking interior space is a big problem mentioned on the forums. Maybe Tabletop World has the solution

Very good prices!!! That merchant house... $189.31, €170, or £155.... You compare that to FW resin.... And scale75 paints....

Which scale is more suited for GW Lord of the Rings range, Midgard or Altdorf?

Hiya Luke, brilliant review. Any chance of a tutorial/video build? Kind Regards Johnny

They look great, me and my mate are using a white board to build our dnd world atm haha, but if i get more into id definately build a town out of this stuff. And oooof, if they made some 40k cathedral id on that like stink on shit

I don't want this to sound like I'm whining or just complaining for the sake of it. Their stuff is unequaled. I just wish they would put stairs or something like that in for the floor a multi level house or each floor is completely sealed off from the next with no visible way to get up yes some of them have trap doors but what does your character supposed to do a jump from floor one through the trap door?

I dunno why, but I get the impression that Luke isn't entirely sold on this building... :D

They are the best looking buildings on the market IMHO - Im just glad I play scifi games not fantasy as by now Id have gone mad and built a walled city with their stuff its so beautiful.

I hope they make a little village of cottages.

love tabletop world terrain! i am into them about a thousand and growing... worth every cent. The only downside is they are all the way in Croatia so it takes a month to get my models. Why won't they come up with an American distributor so we can get them faster?

Luke please tell me what scale is the building?

I want it! I'm sold

I think you should find some medieval music to fit your medieval tables. Unless of course this is techno fantasy stuff. ;)

Have you seen the Troubadour Games Hagglethorn Hollow stuff? Not a gamer myself, so I couldn't comment on scale etc, but the detail is superb. They look remarkably similar to this stuff to be honest! Despite the fact I would never buy this (again, not a gamer, a model railway person me sen!) it's a great review as ever, cheers mate. Dom

I think the fact that whenever you review tabletop world stuff its like you genuinely have nothing to say other than "its fantastic" really shows the quality of the product haha

Really pretty buildings!

What about 4Ground. Painted MDF, full internals, doors, windows all work. Plus cheaper and lighter than resin.

The kickstarter one translates to Old Mountain, from German to English. I love the look of their stuff but way to high price for me. But I do think they are well worth the price just out of my budget.

You need to gush more Luke 🤣 Can you please show a size difference side to side between the old and new scale?

I read that Tabletop World creates their rock walls using actual rocks they cut into shape. I'd love to know how they do that. Maybe someone with a RU-vid channel will show me one day?

Whats with the 80s intro lol love it

Stunning

Thanks Luke , Look V nice , OW Much!!

I usually just sit and drool at them but I'm going to sell my soul and buy some.

What's the name of the big building?

Luke - I have to voice something to do with "scale". If you have visited the old town and other places with medieval buildings in Denmark and Sweden with historical buildings that are preserved and moved as is - you would be surprised by how small they are. Scandinavians are historically and even currently some of the tallest people and those houses were tiny. I am not the tallest amongst my friends at 1.85 and I had to properly duck to go in and out of the doors. It is entirely historically accurate to have doors that don't even fit some minis, and low floors in these types of buildings. How we FEEL about it and what we THINK it should look like has all to do with our expectations and how historical/fantasy is depicted in popular culture and very little to do with reality. I even took lots of picutures with making terrain in mind and was surprised by how small everything felt. Definitely doesn't look right, but is entirely accurate. It's all down to personal taste in the end. Some of the older barns and especially the viking stuff was even worse. I had to stay semi crouched in them all the time. Long houses were fine along the middle. I'll have to mke a vid about this some time as it was extremely interesting from a "terrain" point of view.

You been on the Jamaican old holborn again?

Interested

Weird to think they did anything but 1/35th scale? I said that correctly right?

This is legit totally pick this up in the states

In your reviews you touched on but did not address the real issue. The issue is that there is no scale for the 28 - 36 mm figures. Hence there is no scale for buildings, terrain, and vehicles. The 28 mm + figures have corresponding physical items ranging from 1/64 to 1/43 in scale. So now with figure size creep the buildings and vehicles must creep larger. Life for the gamer an modeler would be so much easier if the gaming industry would adopt scale versus size. Look at how standard scales benefit the entire model railway industry. Sorry for the rant, but if wargames had standards then it would not be necessary for companies to keep adjusting their products.

Lovely but the price is off putting. Just couldn't justify the cost.

When u say 35mm do you mean 1/35 lukewarm? That's like a real scale that normal people use😃

I don't mind pricey if it's worth it.

Size matters, or so I'm told.

Yee oldly worldly systems that are only found in books , come to life at Hobbyist levels. Cheers Luke but not my agenda unless a planet could be found that was in the Dark Ages!

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL A full table of terrain and you're easily 1500 bucks lighter. Way too expensive imo. For that money, I can build 5 tables that nice.

Fakkin TOOOOOOOO expensive!

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