Chapter 3

Tobias Tubthumper was hungry. He'd been denied toast for his breakfast and he was on the way to rectify that. He plodded down to the farm, hoping to find farmer Cornwood before she left for town. Tobias poked his head into the barn to find nothing but straw, and saw that the shed was empty but for firewood - useful, but hardly the delicious meal he was after.

The Halfling Barn is a large construction for storing hay for goats and grain from the harvest but it can also double as a living space for a tame cockatrice should you have one. Its sloped roof provides shelter from the rain and the side shed gives ample space to stack up your firewood.

The kit is made from 3mm MDF. It is easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop with other 28-35mm scenery. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

Chapter 2

After eating ten fried eggs, a flank of ham, two bowls of soup, and a quiche, Tobias was still hungry. That wasn't much of a breakfast. He looked around his pantry and found nothing but crumbs. He needed some toast! He put on his hat and went searching for some bread. Outside of the door he wandered down to the stream and crossed the wooden bridge. The beams creaked beneath his bare feet, giving a slight percussion to the lapping of the water on the stones.

These Halfling Bridges allow your little halflings to move themselves, or their food, from one side of a river or body of water to the other side. the bridge is wide enough for a movement tray full of halfling warriors or carts of Cheeses, meat and other delectables to move over it.

The kit is made from 3mm MDF. It is easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop with other 28-35mm scenery. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

"Collecting the chapters of Tobias Tubthumper!"

Relive Tobias' adventures with the Craggy Bottom Village kit. This kit contains the Halfling Hamlet, Homestead, Barn, Blacksmith, Bridges, Watermill and Windmills.

The Halfling Craggy Bottom Village is made from 3mm MDF. It is a great scenery kit to use in fantasy skirmish games as well as roleplaying games, and will work perfectly with 28-32mm games and miniatures.

Model supplied unpainted and requires assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results. Any miniatures are for scale only and not included.

Chapter 6

Tobias Tubthumper was hungry. He wanted bread for his breakfast, but at this point he'd take anything he could find. His trip to the Windmill had been in vain, but he'd unshackled the goat inside and was trying his best to ride it into town. It buckled and jumped a lot, but he clung on for dear life as it galloped down the road.

Before long they reached the entrance to Deathly Pastures and the goat finally got the better of him. Tobias was thrown clear into the centre of the graveyard, landing with a thud.

He stood up grumbling and looked around. It was clear that something spooky was going on here, and he had no time (or nerve) to face it. The wails whipping past the mausoleums were enough for him to turn tail and run straight out again.

Sooooo spoopy! The Halfling Graveyard is usually the dead centre of a Halfling village. Boom boom! It contains two mausoleums, two fences, a gate, a coffin and a well. It's a great set for detailing your board, or a couple together could make a large graveyard for all your Undead Halflings to enjoy!

The Halfling Graveyard is made from 3mm MDF and 1mm Greyboard. It is a great scenery kit to use in fantasy skirmish games as well as roleplaying games, and will work perfectly with 28-32mm games and miniatures.

Model supplied unpainted and requires assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results. Any miniatures are for scale only and not included.

Chapter 1

Tobias woke early and yawned. He blinked his eyes open and looked around his modest little house. The Halfling Hamlet of Craggy Bottom was a pleasant place to live, with a few houses and no pesky cockerels to wake him up until the crack of 10.

The Hamlet provides modest homes for your little halflings. Complete with ample pantry space and a large dining area for entertaining. The obligatory round doors face out from the short side of the building giving a long and thin interior living space.

The kit is made from 3mm MDF and 1mm Greyboard. It is easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop with other 28-35mm scenery. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

Chapter 5

From the window of her home in Tree Trunk Terrace Margery Thimbletop could see straight out across the rolling fields. She sat on her comfiest cushion, next to the rustic wooden beam and stared out. What she loved about her village was how peaceful it was.

Today however, her cup of tea was interrupted. Birds flew away and the trees rustled as a strange Halfling rushed past her window. He was clinging for dear life onto the back of a goat. Like a flash he was gone, and Margery turned back to her tea.

The Halfling Homestead makes a lovely little grouping of houses for your diminutive chums. The four houses are all uniquely detailed (with round doors of course). They are perfect on their own, or as part of a larger modelling project, like putting them on the side of a hill.

The Halfling Homestead is made from 3mm MDF and 1mm Greyboard. It is a great scenery kit to use in fantasy skirmish games as well as roleplaying games, and will work perfectly with 28-32mm games and miniatures.

Chapter 9

The stream turned out to be more of a brook, Tobias mused. He didn't know much about the difference, but decided that it definitely seemed like a brook. Tobias was pretty clueless about anything that didn't include drumming his favourite tunes. What he did know though was smells.

And he could smell bread.

He sped up into a trot which turned into a run as he saw the watermill in the distance. Skipping across the grass and over the bridge, Tobias rounded on the entrance. He beat on the door before an old Halfling slowly opened it.

"Where's the bread?! I smell it! I want it!" Tobias yelled enthusiastically.

The old Halfling adjusted his glasses and squinted at the excitable figure.

"No bread here, young'un."

"What?! NO! I can smell it!" Tobias was jumping up and down with a mixture of anger and excitement.

Again, the old Halfling took a second to think.

"Ohhhh the smell! I don't even notice it anymore. It's not bread, boy. It's beer. You're welcome to come in and have a drink though."

"Beer?" Tobias was dumbfounded. He'd spent all morning trying to find bread, "Yep, that'll do!"

Halflings drink quite a lot of beer (well, considering their size). You've got to have somewhere to make beer, and it all starts in the Watermill! This massive building (again, considering the size of a Halfling) is decked with lovely detail, and even comes with a bridge to cross the river below.

The kit is made from 3mm MDF. It is easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop with other 28-35mm scenery. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.

Chapter 4

Tobias crossed Cornwood's farm, seeing that there was nothing there worth having save for a few dozen apples. He finished the last one as he rounded the path to the windmills. Surely there he'd find some bread! Tobias was an excellent drummer, but didn't really know much about the process of making food, thus his enthusiasm. He was slightly taken aback when he entered the grain storage to find nothing but wheat. He was even more surprised upon opening the door to the mill to find a goat milling grain down to flour. He was getting very hungry, and glared at the goat for good measure.

This set contains two large windmills, primary used for milling grain but also to tell if it's windy outside so you can decide to stay in your halfling hamlet next to the fire. Also in this set is the raised grain store, keep your grain high, dry and next to the windmills. No rats can get to it and it speeds up the production of bread, without which sandwiches could not be made.

The kit is made from 3mm MDF and 1mm Greyboard. It is easy to put together and looks great on the tabletop with other 28-35mm scenery. Model supplied unpainted and will require assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results.