Russian Village Church (28mm)

I was worried the laser-cut parts might be fragile, but the interlocking tabs held together snugly and the wooden texture felt substantial. The cross atop the central dome was a tiny, satisfying piece to place. It’s a rewarding build for anyone into historical architecture.

The onion domes and arched windows are incredibly cleanly cut, so assembly went smoothly even for a first-time scale model builder. I used it to add some character to my wargaming table, and the detailing on the wooden walls really makes it stand out from simpler flat terrain pieces.

The onion domes fit together without any sanding, which was a relief since I’m not exactly patient with fiddly kits. Once assembled and stained, the Byzantine styling really pops on my wargaming table, and it took me about an evening to finish.