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This is UV cured at point of print so it's solid and part of the surface making it very hard wearing. Superglue and PVA as with our standard etched Sarissa Kits are your friends.

We use superglue on all our assemblies, tt allows for faster bonding but PVA is fine as well. You not a fan of superglue ?

Interesting question with an answer. The main cost of a kit is the time is takes to cut / print and then the material costs are considered and built in but not as important. Filling every spare space on a sheet with bits just adds to the cutting time so increases the cost of the kit. This is why if it doesn't need to be there we don't add it or if it's something that might be an addition only some people want or could be added later then we can offer it as an upgrade set. This allows people to add over time or customise to their own game requirements and minimise paying for something because it's a forced inclusion.

@@sarissaprecisionltd3257 I see 😊👍 Thank you.

Glad you like how they look and thanks for watching. The roof's are removable and so you can access the interior but for this range they been made very deliberately to not have interior detailing and instead we offered huge variation in how you can detail and customise the way you build them and the external details and additions you can make to them. When you take one of the scenery sets with included accessory sets there are countless ways that each set can be put together and that's not including when you start swapping components between kits.

Thanks for watching, It is a great looking kit and has left a few people wondering how they could get it to fit into their layouts :)

Glad you like them!

We plan on some more tech videos so we'll add a detailed closed up on working with stencil into the list :)

We don't prime any of the kits before painting. For brush painting cheap artists acylics or even household emulsion tester pots are cheap and plentiful in colour choice. For sprays Montana's Gold range of Graffiti paints has a huge range of colours, are inexpensive and readily available. A number of these free PDF guides list what was used to paint them including brands and colours. sarissa-precision.com/collections/painting-guides

@@sarissaprecisionltd3257 thanks guys…..I’ll be most likely ordering in the next day or so…..appreciate you getting back to me 👍

We'll be working through loads of kits with some videos so we'll see what we can do :)

We are working on lots of new content but there are a number of videos on different techniques already available - plus also we have some free downloadable PDF guides on the website ( sarissa-precision.com/collections/painting-guides ) and thanks for letting us know what you'd like to see :)

We understand but feedback was that it was a welcome upgrade to the kits. You don't have to buy anything and could simply cut your own by hand from box board (although we do sell sheets of them). We'll do a guide at some point in the future on quick ways to do different roofing material effects.

Round ended

The fifer watched everyone rot.

Nockin time

you guys ruin every Napoleonic video

Stop yapping and it’s pretty funny

Thank you

If you play a Predator game with this kit make sure you send us the pictures!

Thank you

Thank you and yes, you know you do really ;)

That's actually a kit done for the Warlord Games Antares, we'll be seeing it our own range potentially early next year ass part of a Sci-fi update

the MDF will soak up the carrier medium used in paint, not paint itself. A good quality acrylic is all we use direct on the mdf surface either as a spray, paint, sponged or drybrush. We even use paint pens, pencils and the like from artist stores.