@ImurDoom - That may be so, but I haven't seen any free ones that look better. Care to point me to some so that I can examine?
@John Blackledge - Yes, blue tiles, which are easily changed to any (non-saturated) color. My research revealed that the only buildings available for research are sketches, a handfull of pictures (not all cross-beamed) and one model set made that costs $250 for 15 buildings. It has a lot of cross-beams, maybe that's where you got the idea.
@JustLuke - Possibly the most valid complaint in all of these. True enough, it isn't a real high-key building.
@Stevie G - Again, not a high key building. Then, if it was particularly unique, how many could you put in a row or throughout a town an expect to hide the fact that it's the same building?
I mention that's it's mainly for prototyping to suggest that it's not a total solution to everyone's game.
My red / blue shingles came from the WoW style bucket, but since my models apparently lacks any good qualities, that wouldn't help it at all.
@John Blackledge - Yes, blue tiles, which are easily changed to any (non-saturated) color. My research revealed that the only buildings available for research are sketches, a handfull of pictures (not all cross-beamed) and one model set made that costs $250 for 15 buildings. It has a lot of cross-beams, maybe that's where you got the idea.
@JustLuke - Possibly the most valid complaint in all of these. True enough, it isn't a real high-key building.
@Stevie G - Again, not a high key building. Then, if it was particularly unique, how many could you put in a row or throughout a town an expect to hide the fact that it's the same building?
I mention that's it's mainly for prototyping to suggest that it's not a total solution to everyone's game.
My red / blue shingles came from the WoW style bucket, but since my models apparently lacks any good qualities, that wouldn't help it at all.