My new Dead Man's Hand pickup has predictably had me looking at Terrain for my hobby shed table. My wallet doesn't stretch to the pre-painted 4Ground Wild West buildings (or at least I don't want to stretch it). Also, for economies sake (remember I used to contribute to the frugal gaming blog).
Troll Trader in the UK may well be familiar to sci-fi and fantasy ebay addicts (I know I've made several purchases in the past). They sell a line of basic mdf Wild West buildings that I am presuming is their own line (on the website they are listing under TT Combat Buildings). Their Industrial Wild West set (for around £30GBP) caught my eye, especially as elements could be played in other genres than Wild West.
So I took the plunge into my first mdf kit, which I plan to build and document over the next few weeks (my hobby time is sadly limited and split).
First up, this is what came through the post - 8 A4 sheets for laser cut mdf.
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It all looks very nice. One main thing to note is that the above pictures are the complete contents - no instructions or final picture for guidance, so I'll be be referring to the ebay sale picture below once I get past the basic buildings in the build.
A Dead Man's hand 'terrain' project, eh!? You know, It just starts out with a few buildings but before you know it your budget and available gaming space is compulsively reduced! I speak from experience *sigh*
ReplyDeleteNothing as grand as yours, mate. Think Mining amongst the hills the in the "Hunting in the Mountains" Elves v Humans Battle #5.
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