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I'll definitely be getting more, particularly the Dark Ages range. See Tamsin's detailed review of some of those here, which are now on my 'need' list:
http://www.4ground.co.uk/
09 November 2012
4Ground Barn
There has been a lot of talk around the place of late regarding laser cut mdf terrain and a company called 4Ground in particular. naturally I wanted to see what all the fuss is about so I picked up a small barn/outhouse style building as a bit of a test.
It slotted together very quickly, all parts fitting together very tightly and here it is a bare 10 minutes after I opened the packet. Still needs some extra washes etc and I'll probably make a base for it too, but having scratch-built a bunch of buildings last year, I am a convert to these kits where I can spend my time adding detail instead of the basic structure (similar in fact to my concept with my Dark Ages Church)
I'll definitely be getting more, particularly the Dark Ages range. See Tamsin's detailed review of some of those here, which are now on my 'need' list:
http://www.4ground.co.uk/
I'll definitely be getting more, particularly the Dark Ages range. See Tamsin's detailed review of some of those here, which are now on my 'need' list:
http://www.4ground.co.uk/
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Thanks for the post showing us more of this company. I have them on my watch list...
ReplyDeleteJust ordered the barn yesterday -very much looking forward for this one!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
:-)
Thank you for this post. Until now, I've never given much thought to this type of structure; but now, I'm going to investigate a little further. 'am hoping they provide 15mm items. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly do - check their website for their 15mm range
DeleteAll around awesomeness, I need to get in some of this. Very cool barn. Laser cut MDF is so hot right now, haha.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, and Tamsin did do a good job with hers. I may be a convert to Teddy bear fur for thatch. I was intending to use bar towels.
ReplyDeleteTeddy Bear fur all the way - having done a few buildings I am most pleased with my Dark Ages church and its layers effects
DeleteAother company of laser cut MDF terrain I can personally vouche for is Sarissa Precision:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.sarissa-precision.co.uk/
Thanks for the tip!
DeleteI bought this as a tester and its a nifty easy kit. Looks great after a few washes and very reasonably priced to
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of washes did you use Brummie?
DeleteNot heard a bad word about these, tempted myself.
ReplyDeleteI have a number of building in their range and they are some of the best MDF laser cut building I have seen.
ReplyDeleteOur gaming instincts remain in synch- I'd just ordered two 28mm WW2 buildings from 4Ground for my Bolt Action armies when I read your post......:-)
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