The Happy Spender: The Coaching Inn and the Town House II from Tabletop World

I recently bought the Couching Inn and the Townhouse II from Tabletop World.

As always the quality of the buildings is superb, very little to no cleanup is required before painting.

And they look amazing:

Miniature Spotlight: A half-timbered Building from Pardulon and the Water Well from Tabletop World

I finished painting the half-timbered Building #VII from Pardulon (sans the door) and the Water Well from Tabletop World. What I really like about the buildings from Pardulon is that if you don't glue every single floor on top of each other you maintain quite a bit of modularity (and of course you retain the possibility to put miniatures on each floor).

Half-timbered Building #VII with all floors

The individual floors and the roof

At this point the possible setups are very limited but with additional buildings this could change fast

The Water Well from Tabletop World

Miniature Spotlight: The Timbered House from Tabletop World

Technically I haven't yet finished painting the Timbered House from Tabletop World since it's still missing a door and a roof extension to the side. I didn't want to glue the door in so I could retain the possibility to create setups that show miniatures entering or leavin the building. But the door will be painted soon and I will post pictures of the complete Timbered House with the door, the roof extension and additional accessories as soon as I have finished painting a few additional buildings from Tabletop World (I'm currently working on the Blacksmith Forge and the Town House).

Miniature Spotlight: The Windmill from Tabletop World

The Windmill from Tabletop World was a gift from Gamergrrrl (thank you again!). I really enjoyed painting it, especially the light effect in the windows which was something I never tried before:

I probably post more pictures from different angles as soon as I have a decent lighting setup for photographing miniatures as big as the windmill. Right now this is the only shot I'm halfway happy with but at least it's the one where the front side of the windmill is shown. :)

The Happy Spender: The Blacksmith Forge from Tabletop World and the Den of Evil Expansion Set from Dwarven Forge

I love the buildings from Tabletop World! They are absolutly awesome and always so extremely detailed and beautifully sculpted. I already have the Merchant's House, the Timbered House and the Water Well and now I've added the Blacksmith Forge to my collection:

 

And I got myself another Expansion Set for my Den of Evil collection (I really love the look of this freaking cool set):

Den of Evil Expansion Set

The possibilities with one DoE Expansion Set are already pretty cool and I'm looking forward to see what I can do with two of them. Here are some shots from my test setup where I used most of my DoE pieces in addition to one DoE expansion Set: