Hello All just a little post today to display a little 4Ground project my five year old daughter, Ella, and I completed together. The building shown is the great little Settlers’ Log Timber Cabin or the New England Settler’s Cabin from the 4Ground American Legends series. I thought it might look a little plain just by itself so we decided to mount it on a base and jazz it up a little. I was keen to leave it it’s natural colour and not try to attempt to paint it. But I think with the colour from the base, shrubs and fence helped to complete the cabin. This little piece will most definitely make it to the ACW game at the next club meet. Till then please enjoy.
Stunning! Beautifully done.
Very, very good!
Great setting for these homes in North America.
Fantastic!
Thanks for the comments lads the 4Ground stuff is excellent to work with and great for putting together scenery fast.
All the best
Vinnie
Absolute ace groundwork there. May I ask what you used for the brush, and the fence?
FMB
Sure no worries the brush is made from rubberised horse hair with a bit of greenery added for colour and the fence is just a plastic fence from Reneda.
Regards
Vinnie
This is fantastic!!! Really nice.
This marvellous work! Almost too good to play with, but not quite I suspect…
Have fun, JJ
Great looking piece of terrain! It's amazing how well these 4ground buildings look when one puts some work into it, or in this case around it 🙂
Lovely work!
Thanks again for the great comments guys
Regards
Vinnie
Beautiful terrain piece, all by itself. But will be a lot of fun with figures fighting around it too! Best, Dean
Basing buildings are the way forward I think, as you have shown with this superb piece.
Cheers Pat I learnt from the 'Master' looking at your site.
All the best
Nathan
Actually I don't like the 4Ground buildings too much because of their roofs which look to plain and to clean to me.
But anyway you created a really unique piece of terrain. It looks just stunning!
Cheers
Stefan
Absolutly beautiful!!
I've built some cabins, but this looks absolutely incredible! Thanks for posting.
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Wow you've made a pretty mundane MDF building into a lttle work of art.
Thanks again everyone for the great comments