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Post by morbius on Nov 24, 2016 18:35:04 GMT
I tracked down a lead on possibly Building 6 and 9: Grandt Line's Reese Street set: 
  I am pretty confident that this is the source of buildings 6 & 9. Please correct me if I am wrong. Craig |
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Post by morbius on Nov 24, 2016 23:45:15 GMT
The mystery of Building 3 has now been solved, leaving Building 10....
Any suggestions?
Bueller?
Craig
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Post by madmorgan on Nov 25, 2016 16:16:34 GMT
Well the sign gives you a big hint - its a Distillery. As to who makes/made it, that is the real question of coarse. But, maybe a search through Walter with a tag 'distillery' might yield results. If I find the time, I'm on.
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Post by morbius on Nov 25, 2016 21:32:23 GMT
Madmorgan, That was the first thing I tried. After all, "How hard could it be?"  Since then tried "Engine House", "Loco Maintenance" and a dozen others, checking different manufacturers. The large gas bottle in one of the pictures is a kit-bashed add on, not in the earlier pictures. So, I've been doing searches for something similar to this:  I am also considering that the collapsed chimney might be a seperate model or fish tank ornament. Craig |
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Post by morbius on Nov 26, 2016 19:58:17 GMT
Here's some additional images to help ID Building 10:     Regards, Craig |
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Post by boxholder on Nov 27, 2016 1:56:34 GMT
Number 10 may be a Woodland Scenics metal kit.
Not certain has some features from them.
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Post by madmorgan on Nov 27, 2016 3:22:03 GMT
Well I've no idea at this point & will do some searching as well for the id - good hunting all! Looks like you could put a full squad of Mk III tanks in there hidden no problem.
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Post by morbius on Nov 27, 2016 4:10:21 GMT
Gents, Thanks for looking! Woodland Scenics? Great thinking! The depth of the brickwork looks like it could be resin, but my other metal kits (far, far smaller) have that sort of depth in their detail too. Be careful spending time on this. Puzzles like this are addictive Craig |
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Post by boxholder on Nov 27, 2016 12:53:28 GMT
The #10 building also has a Euro look, especially the small "dormer" windows set into the roof. The fancy brickwork around the windows and the mix of windows has a kind of Euro look, too.
This could be a Faller, Kibri, or Noch building kit. Walters will likely have it (them).
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Post by loyalist on Nov 28, 2016 1:45:42 GMT
The factory (building #10) and the ruined chimney/small building are 'Hovels UK' resin products from their 15mm 'Battleground' WWII European line: 5B5 and 9B5 respectively. (6B5 is the intact chimney building.) I have several Hovels 15mm Waterloo era buildings for use in FoW WWII Normandy war games as farms, and the famous 'La Belle Alliance' inn as, well, a country inn. Very nice models. The larger ones have removable roofs - 5B5 has two.
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Post by boxholder on Nov 28, 2016 2:51:18 GMT
Well, at least I got the Euro part correct.
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Post by morbius on Nov 29, 2016 6:16:15 GMT
Loyalist,
I don't know what your blood type is, but it is worth bottling!!!!
Thanks so much!
I'll edit that response into the earlier posts for a handy reference.
Has anyone spotted any other buildings which we should ID?
Craig
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Post by morbius on Nov 29, 2016 6:50:55 GMT
I've added one more to ID, plus, thanks to Loyalist got another one identified!  And from page 14 of the rules: 
Building 15: Hovels UK 15mm 'Battleground' WWII European line: 1B5 ( added 29 Nov 16) Thanks Loyalist!!! Any takers on Building 14? Craig |
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Post by boxholder on Nov 29, 2016 13:28:16 GMT
Number 14 looks like an industrial process requiring a high headroom floor on the second story.
My first guess would a brewery or distillery. Or some other chemical plant, requiring large, tall tanks that need access from below.
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Post by madmorgan on Nov 29, 2016 15:37:19 GMT
Need a few close up shots on that one please.
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