"Terry's Weekend Dacha (MDF)" Topic
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Mad Mecha Guy | 29 Nov 2013 4:02 a.m. PST |
Dear All Have done another MDF building: Terry Wrist's Weekend Dacha. link A large 3 storey building, with security walls and several out buildings. Besides changing the steps to ramps (a bit less awkward to fit) is ready for sale.
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arngrimson | 29 Nov 2013 4:32 a.m. PST |
Hi, I'm not too sure about the top balcony wall; is it also 30mm high? I'd cut it down a bit 10/15mm like the 1 underneath. |
Ark3nubis | 29 Nov 2013 5:03 a.m. PST |
Its a 15mm scale building, so probably down to about 10-12mm max height, generally to be inline with the balcony below. I like it, especially when you get inside. Is there any chance you couldscale up by x 1.75-2.00 to get it inline with 28mm minis? My ony suggestion would be get the window edges to line through a bit more. At present they are a bit out of alignment between floors. Structurally the sections of wall between each window would sit on top of each other in this type of building (unless it is a fancy building that the client would have paid for irregular windows patterns to be designed in) As an architect this is the sort of thing I look out for every day. Either way it will make the building look more convincing. Great stuff though, keep up the great work old chap! |
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