In the American frontier, the bank is not just a place to keep your dollars. Anything of value, from gold bars to family heirlooms, from Sturginium deposits to refined artworks can be safeguarded by the town bank. Such protection in the Dystopian Age does not come easily or cheaply, in times of crisis, the bank can be one of the most fortified and well-defended buildings in town - at a price.

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Bank Building
• Optional signage for a Red Oak Town Hall

The advent of the Iron Horse has been a boon to the scattered settlements of the American Frontier. Of course, even these wondrous technological marvels require maintenance and recharging from time to time. Cartwright's, like this one, offer affordable services to the good folk of Red Oak - certainly preferable to dealing with the Enlightened as their assistance often literally costs an arm and a leg...

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Cartwright Building
• Optional signage for a Red Oak Delivery Office

Distilleries are an important part of any growing town. A booming industry in the Union frontier, it is highly lucrative being able to supply the good folk of the West a steady supply of hooch, rocket fuel and other more medicinal libations.

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Distillery Building
• 1x Barrel

Justice is often delivered in the Union Frontier at the end of a noose. This happens a great deal at the Red Oak Gallows and Clock Tower. In such turbulent times, these gallows are both a form of macabre entertainment and a warning to the citizens that lawlessness will not be tolerated. Legally, the execution can only be carried out at an appointed hour and only by a Lawman. Many outlaws have gone to their deaths, watching the clock tower as it ticks towards their final moment, waiting for a reprieve that never comes.

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak - Gallows
• 1x Red Oak - Clock Tower

While for the very wealthy, near-instant communications can be achieved through radio and other more esoteric means, for most the Post Office represents the only means of communicating with the world outside the town limits. Typical delivery was between a month and ten days, depending on the importance of the letter or package and of course the cost. The Post Office is an important place to not only send and receive messages but also for the local community to meet and share news as it arrives from the Union and beyond.

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Post Office Building
• Optional signage for a Red Oak Doctors

The Red Oak Residence is of a common design found throughout the settlements of the West. Cheap and plentiful timber is supported with steel joists and copper conduits so that homesteaders have access to all of the modern conveniences that the RJ-powered Dystopian Age can offer. These modern homes are always in demand, so act quickly to secure your very own piece of the West!

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Residence Building

The multi-levelled Town House is typical of the homes the more wealthy settlers inhabit out West. Not only does this bring about a new gameplay element with its size, the building itself is hugely customisable and is compatible with elements from the Red Oak Residence to create a truly unique set of buildings for your town.

Contents: 1x Red Oak Town House Building

Please Note: Scenery items are manufactured in Medium Density Fibre Board (MDF). Buildings are supplied primed and some assembly will be required.

Dominating the skyline of towns like Red Oak, these watchtowers allow the residents to keep a watchful eye for the telltale dust clouds that announce the arrival of Iron Horses and the bandits who often ride them. With parts to assemble it instead as a water tower, the Red Oak Watchtower is a great addition to your table or even the centre point for one.

Contents:

• 1x Red Oak Watchtower Building
• Options to build a Water Tower.

Some of the more well-to-do citizens of Red Oak decided to have fences built around their properties and yards, thinking that it might protect them from the more unsavoury elements that pass through. They were mistaken. At least it stops the drunks from urinating in their backdoors.

The businesses of Red Oak have formed a habit of ordering around ten percent more than they need. This has become a kind of insurance against damage. The inevitable outbreaks of gunfire lead to both sides using whatever is close by as cover, often the recently unloaded wares of a delivery. Sometimes, folks have been known to order empty crates and barrels only to leave them out in the street to protect the more valuable goods. Just in case.

Contains:

• 2x 5 Inch Gated Fences
• 5x 5 Inch Fences
• 3x Barrels
• 2x Large Lockboxes
• 2x Medium Crates
• 2x Small Crates

The bridge in the town of Red Oak is the only one for miles both up and downstream and could be considered a strategic point for anyone with military learning. In fact, given how many have been killed trying to cross it, whether entering or leaving town, the bridge might deserve a place in the history books. At least it would if anyone thought to write a history of Red Oak. Bandits on the run, Lawmen in pursuit, soldiers on both sides of the Ore War; you name them, they’ve had a deadly shootout over this particular river crossing. Red Oak locals are known for patting the steel girder construction as they pass over it to placate any bad mojo that might haunt the place where so much blood has been spilled into the river.

Contains:

• 2x Bridges (Compatible with the Red Oak Saloon & Cat House)
• 1x Pair of steps
• 3x Crates
• 3x Cranes

Giulianna Starr, proprietor of the Red Oak Cat House has her work cut out for her. Despite there being little in the way of trouble happening inside, thanks to her line up of ornery, repeat ornery, regulars, there’s often enough trouble just outside that spills into her domain. Whether that be bullets flying through windows and walls or the delay of a vital liqueur delivery thanks to a hold up in town. Often the way it’s dealt with is by turning up the volume on the Auto piano and getting the dancers out for an encore. If they can’t prevent the danger bringing down the mood in town at least they can prevent it from bringing down Mme. Starr’s patrons.

Contains:

• 1x Red Oak Cat House

The last place in town anyone wants to visit, and the inevitable last place they do visit, is the Red Oak Crematorium. It's an unusual site but the local Boot Hill was filled to bursting during the Ore War so most of the locals have got used to the foul-smelling smoke on Sunday afternoons. It’s a good job too. With the town of Red Oak seeming to be a centre of violent outbreaks between Lawmen, Outlaws, the Union and others, the efficiency of the crematorium can’t be over appreciated. If they all had to be dug graves the town might have to hire a gang of constructs from the local Enlightened representative full time.

Contains:

• 1x Red Oak "Scuffins & Sons" Crematorium
• 1x Conveyor Belt to external Mulcher
• 2x Levers
• 1x Tool Wall
• 1x Incineration Station
• 2x Advertising Signs
• 4x Coffins
• 2x Large Communal coffins
• 2x Single Coffins

Despite the town of Red Oak being a place where folks of all kinds pass through, it’s the Jail that has seen more than its fair share of ‘celebrities’. Outlaws that have been the subject of dime novels all across the Union have ended up carving their initials into the walls of these cells. A few have even broken out. Though it’s not just Outlaws who become famous visitors. Wyatt Earp and other well-known Lawmen pass through, sometimes dropping off their latest quary in the Jail until they can be properly tried and sentenced.

Contains:

• 1x Red Oak Jail Building

The Metalsmith in town is usually tasked with fixing some broken piece of equipment or other that most rough-and-tumble types don't have the smarts to look after properly. The townsfolk are untrusting of the local Enlightened representatives, even though they are happy to use their labour saving devices. What they don’t know is that the workshop is actually a subsidiary of the nearest Promethean Complex so all their hard earned dollars go straight to them anyway.

Contains:

• 1x Metalsmith

The one place in Red Oak that isn't busy is the Prospector's Shack just on the outskirts. Some say it's haunted and some say that Old Joshua just likes to keep to himself with the aid of a shotgun. Either way, most folks keep their distance. The wagon there hasn’t had horses to pull it for years and has been left to slowly rot. If the far fetched stories and loaded shotgun weren’t enough to keep away any unwanted visitors then the stench of the nearby outhouse sure is.

Contains:

• 1x Red Oak Prospector's Shack Building
• 1x Prospector Wagon
• 1x Outhouse / Extension

The Red Oak saloon is considered by many to be the dark heart of the town. The local law officials are spread so thinly over the territory that Outlaws and bandits can usually be found drinking and gambling in this perpetually open establishment. Even on a good night of well natured debauchery, violence can explode faster than an RJ bomb. There’s neither the veteran regulars of the Cat House nor the law abiding citizens of the other businesses to protect the peace of the Saloon. People have stopped counting the transients who have newly arrived in town, got drunk at the Saloon, only to be killed in a booze-fueled bust up and then be burned in the crematorium with just their boots and guns left to be sold at the general store.

Contains:

• 1x Red Oak Saloon Building

The Red Oak Residence is of a common design found throughout the settlements of the West. Cheap and plentiful timber is supported with steel joists and copper conduits so that homesteaders have access to all of the modern conveniences that the RJ-powered Dystopian Age can offer. These modern homes are always in demand, so act quickly to secure your very own piece of the West!

Distilleries are an important part of any growing town. A booming industry in the Union frontier, it is highly lucrative being able to supply the good folk of the West a steady supply of hooch, rocket fuel and other more medicinal libations.

The multi-levelled Town House is typical of the homes the more wealthy settlers inhabit out West. Not only does this bring about a new gameplay element with its size, the building itself is hugely customisable and is compatible with elements from the Red Oak Residence to create a truly unique set of buildings for your town.

Justice is often delivered in the Union Frontier at the end of a noose. This happens a great deal at the Red Oak Gallows and Clock Tower. In such turbulent times, these gallows are both a form of macabre entertainment and a warning to the citizens that lawlessness will not be tolerated. Legally, the execution can only be carried out at an appointed hour and only by a Lawman. Many outlaws have gone to their deaths, watching the clock tower as it ticks towards their final moment, waiting for a reprieve that never comes.

While for the very wealthy, near-instant communications can be achieved through radio and other more esoteric means, for most the Post Office represents the only means of communicating with the world outside the town limits. Typical delivery was between a month and ten days, depending on the importance of the letter or package and of course the cost. The Post Office is an important place to not only send and receive messages but also for the local community to meet and share news as it arrives from the Union and beyond.

The advent of the Iron Horse has been a boon to the scattered settlements of the American Frontier. Of course, even these wondrous technological marvels require maintenance and recharging from time to time. Cartwrights, like this one, offer affordable services to the good folk of Red Oak - certainly preferable to dealing with the Enlightened as their assistance often literally costs an arm and a leg...

In the American frontier, the bank is not just a place to keep your dollars. Anything of value, from gold bars to family heirlooms, from Sturginium deposits to refined artworks can be safeguarded by the town bank. Such protection in the Dystopian Age does not come easily or cheaply, in times of crisis, the bank can be one of the most fortified and well-defended buildings in town - at a price.

Dominating the skyline of towns like Red Oak, these watchtowers allow the residents to keep a watchful eye for the telltale dust clouds that announce the arrival of Iron Horses and the bandits who often ride them. With parts to assemble it instead as a water tower, the Red Oak Watchtower is a great addition to your table or even the centre point for one.

This set contains:

• 1x Residence
• 1x Distillery
• 1x Town House
• 1x Gallows and Clock Tower
• 1x Post Office
• 1x Cartwright
• 1x Bank
• 1x Watchtower

The town of Red Oak has seen more than its fair share of shootouts and gunfights. Its location in the Arizona territory seems to be within the reach of many of the varied groups who hope to gain some sway over the people of the West. The bridge in town is the only one for miles up and downstream and could be considered a strategic point for anyone with military learning. Wyatt Earp passes through, sometimes dropping off his latest quary in the Jail until they can be properly tried. The Metalsmith in town is usually tasked with fixing some broken piece of equipment or other that most rough-and-tumble types don't have the smarts to look after properly. Various Outlaw gangs end up in town wanting to trade or spend their ill-gotten gains on whatever entertainment their minds can think up. The Cathouse and Saloon are usually the first place Outlaws (or anyone new in town for that matter) head to. If trouble starts in either of these places the locals usually make sure the instigators are sent to the last place in town anyone wants to visit, the Crematorium. It's an unusual site but the local Boot Hill was filled to bursting during the Ore War so most of the locals have got used to the foul-smelling smoke on Sunday afternoons. The one place that isn't busy is the Prospector's Shack just on the outskirts. Some say it's haunted and some say that Old Joshua just likes to keep to himself with the aid of a shotgun. Either way, most folks keep their distance.

Please note: Scenery items are manufactured in Medium Density Fibre Board (MDF). Buildings are supplied primed and some assembly will be required. Assembly instructions can be found online and by scanning the QR printed on the packaging.

This set contains;

• 1x Crematorium
• 1x Cat House
• 1x Saloon
• 1x Bridge
• 1x Jail
• 1x Scatter
• 1x Metalsmith
• 1x Prospector's Shack

Over recent years the profession of Undertaker has seen a significant increase in Red Oak. With all the conflicts in and around the town, the body count is rising steeply and the Crematorium furnace is ever lit.

This building is a fine addition to your Red Oak terrain collection and the first Wild West Exodus building to include a fully detailed interior.

This Wild West Exodus Scenery kit contains

• 1x Red Oak "Scuffins & Sons" Crematorium
• Fully Detailed Interior, featuring;
  • Conveyor Belt to external Mulcher
  • 2 Levers
  • A 'Tool Wall'
  • Incineration Station
• 2x Advertising Signs
  • "Second Hand Coffins, Dead Cheap"
  • "Ask Inside for Used Boots"
• 4x Coffins
  • 2x Large Communal coffins
  • 2x Single Coffins
• Assembly Instructions

The town of Red Oak is growing daily and while space is freely available sometimes a patron will want a more surreptitious route between buildings. For this reason, many buildings have bridges linking their upper-level balconies making travel between them easier and quicker.

This set contains one bridge and a number of lampposts and other scatter terrain to add additional flavour to your town.

This Wild West Exodus Scenery kit contains

• 2x Bridges( Compatible with the Red Oak Saloon & Cat House)
• 1x Pair of steps
• 3x Crates
• 3x Cranes
• Assembly Instructions