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For this week's review I want to have a butchers at <a href="http://www.tabletopworkshop.co.uk/" target="_blank">Tabletop Workshop</a> and the fantastic 28mm buildings they have on offer.</div>
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First of all let me introduce you to the box covers. This'll give you a 
good understanding of the quality of the finished product.<br />
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The Product</h4>
Firstly we have the cottage.<br />
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The picture above shows the two beside one another and demonstrates just how much larger the chapel is alongside the cottage.<br />
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Detail</h4>
As you can see from the images below the individual sections of the  
buildings are expertly designed, from the bricks and walls all the way  
down to the wood grain it's easy to be impressed by the level of detail 
 that the design team put in.<br />
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The Packaging</h4>
I'm not one to reinvent the wheel and noticed it's usual for people to 
display the packaging products arrive in. Like many before this specific
 terrain arrived in a box.<br />
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I decided to make the diorama more exciting with the addition of Chalky the Hip Hop Snowman taking a nap.<br />
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Enjoy.<br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Chalky taking a nap.</td></tr>
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Assembly</h4>
This is the bit where you tip your <span style="font-size: x-small;">hat </span>at the ingenuity of the design.<br />
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Assembling the buildings is easier than scratching your arse (no offence
 to quadriplegics and fat chicks who can't reach). Each building comes 
with simple click together instructions that actually means you can (if 
transport space is sparse) transport the buildings incomplete and clip 
them together when you arrive.<br />
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Cottage Assembly Instructions</td></tr>
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Chapel Assembly Instructions</td></tr>
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When all the pieces are in place and held together you'll find the 
buildings are strong enough to stand together without glue. Having said 
that, when you're happy with the build I'd suggest dosing it with some 
polystyrene cement anyway to stop the pieces flopping around in transit 
and chipping away at the paint.<br />
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A Tip</h4>
If you decide to use glue try gluing three walls solid and leaving one 
single removable wall. This'll make it easier to move troops around 
inside. If ET (or someone with long fingers) is in your gaming group 
ignore this tip.<br />
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Painting</h4>
The following are the basic colors I painted the buildings, despite the 
photographs saying otherwise they look good (in the flesh).<br />
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<b>The Chapel</b></h4>
I decided to cut my teeth on Terrain painting with the Chapel. The 
official style is a more yellow brick look but I wanted the traditional 
grey rock look to tie in with the rest of my terrain.<br />
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<b>Walls</b><br />
Mechanicus Standard Grey Base<br />
Agrax Earthshade Wash<br />
Mechanicus Standard Grey Base Drybrush<br />
Dawnstone Drybrush<br />
Administratum Grey Drybrush<br />
Ulthuan Grey Drybrush<br />
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<b>Roof </b><br />
Mournfang Brown Base<br />
Skrag Brown Overbrush<br />
Balor Brown Drybrush<br />
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Dryad Bark Base<br />
Gorthor Brown Drybrush<br />
Baneblade Brown Drybrush<br />
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<b>The Cottage</b></h4>
<span style="font-weight: normal;"><b>Foundations</b></span><br />
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<span style="font-weight: normal;"></span>Mechanicus Standard Grey Base<br />
Agrax Earthshade Wash<br />
Mechanicus Standard Grey Base Drybrush<br />
Dawnstone Drybrush<br />
Administratum Grey Drybrush<span style="font-weight: normal;"> </span><br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">Ulthuan Grey Drybrush</span><br />
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<b>Walls</b><br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">Steel Legion Drab<br />
Agrax Earthshade Wash</span><br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">Tallarn Sand</span><br />
<span style="font-weight: normal;">Karak Stone </span><br />
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<b>Wood</b><br />
Dryad Bark Base<br />
Gorthor Brown Drybrush<br />
Baneblade Brown Drybrush<br />
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<b>Thatched Roof</b><br />
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XV-88 Base<br />
Agrax Earthshade Wash<br />
Balor Brown Drybrush<br />
Balor + Ushabti Bone 1:1 Drybrush<br />
Ushabti Drybrush<br />
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Conclusions</h4>
I think that sums up everything I can think of regarding this set of 
uber terrain. Now, one small factor that might detract from the pikeys 
amongst you - the price. Coming in at £20 for the cottage and £22 for 
the Chapel they may be deemed a little expensive.<br />
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BULLSHIT I cry! For a score you get a fantastic, expertly designed piece
 of terrain that's ever lasting, virtually impossible to break and looks
 good. The price reflects the quality in my humble worthless opinion.<br />
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 they'll keep you updated with regular news and information snippets. 
The upcoming castle is going to be a biggy. Also, on the subject of 
social media don't forget to <a href="http://twitter.com/TabtopWorkshop" target="_blank">follow Tabletop Workshop</a> for further news and information.<br />
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TableTop Workshop Cottage and Chapel Beers out of 10 = 9</h4>
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Review: Tabletop Workshop

For this week's review I want to have a butchers at Tabletop Workshop and the fantastic 28mm buildings they have on offer. First of ...

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So if you didn't know, Sisters aren't in the Escalation book. At all...<br />
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<a href="http://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a>Well, okay I really didn't expect that to come as a shock to anyone because, assuming you read my <a href="http://www.talkwargaming.com/2013/12/review-escalation.html" target="_blank">review of Escalation</a>
 that is, you already know that the book doesn't have anything for the 
Sisters of Battle. If that was a shock, well then....Surprise!<br />
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Now I know there isn't a huge market there for this all metal army that I
 for some reason continue to play despite attempting to start new armies
 (I swear, I'm only slightly addicted to the idea of bad-ass women whose
 faith is so powerful it actually let's them shrug off wounds that 
should kill them), but at the same time I really think that there are a 
number of Superheavies that could have worked, even if it was just 
giving the nuns with guns access to the Baneblade options, so not seeing
 anything was a small let down.<br />
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After thinking it over for a couple of days, I went ahead and contacted 
GW's Customer Service and mentioned my disappointment in this oversight,
 especially considering the book has this in it's product description on
 the site (emphasis mine):<br />
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Warhammer 40,000: Escalation contains full rules for adding super-heavy 
vehicles and gargantuan creatures to<b> every</b> Warhammer 40,000 army. </blockquote>
So much for "every" army, eh?<br />
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I mentioned my dislike of the way it really doesn't feel completely 
honest and that I was a little dissapointed in this ommision.<br />
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Yes, Internet, I was only disappointed. Not mad, not frothing at the 
mouth, not even slighted, just a little bummed that they didn't even get
 a nod there.Did it honestly surprised? Not really. This kind of thing 
happens enough that it's not really a shock and frankly it's just one of
 those things you expect anymore when you play Sisters. <br />
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So they got back with me within a day, and here's the response I got from Customer Service:<br />
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Hey [Zion],</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Thank you for writing into us. I will make sure that your comments
are sent to the appropriate parties as feedback. I
 personally would find any of the Imperial Guard or Space Marine entries
 acceptable, but I understand that the book doesn't officially state as 
much. Should you have
any other questions please give us a call at <a href="tel:1-800-394-4263" target="_blank" value="+18003944263">1-800-394-4263</a> and we will work to
get you taken care of.</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">David Monroe</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">Games Workshop</span></span></div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit;"><span style="font-size: x-small;">North America Customer Services </span></span></div>
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Now I know some of you out there are rolling your eyes at the part about
 passing along the comments, but having dealt with these guys before, 
and having talked to a couple of people better internally connected than
 myself, they really do pass this stuff along. Every little thing really
 does get sent along. Does it get used? Not so much, but they do try to 
relay what we say.<br />
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I did find a little humor in the idea of a Sisters of Battle Thunderhawk
 , and I've heard another person say that pretty much anything in the 
game was <i>basically</i> fair game (I'm betting conversions and 
opponent permitting of course), and if that was the case I'd say the 
Unbound C'Tan option would make one heck of a scary Living Saint. People
 think Celestine was a monster before? Imagine her with the damage she 
could do as that thing and you'll find even her Codex: White Dwarf 
version quite tame in comparison.<br />
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Now obviously this still relies on your opponent agreeing to these 
options, just like any good case of house rules, but the suggestion is 
there for those who want it. It's at least a leg up over where the 
Sisters are at the moment, and gives me an option to put my Sororitas 
Stormlord on the table (well. it's still a normal Stormlord, but I am 
looking at ways to add to it to make it feel more appropriate for 
Sisters. I'm thinking about a thousand purity seals...).<br />
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So unless a Dataslate or Errata comes it looks like we're waiting to see
 what Forgeworld offers everyone's favorite sci-fi nuns with guns. Who 
knows, maybe they'll get a Titan. If that happened I may get motivated 
to start a little build log in making one from scratch.<br />
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We'll just have to wait and see I suppose.

Escalation and Sisters of Battle

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