Beaverlick Falls - Pics of the town so far (11/01/19)

[Romark]

More fine work on those,they look great 

[gamer Mac]

Can you get figures inside the buildings, you know people will try?
Great job on those

[Ramirez Noname]

Another one top notch building - I like the window detail 

RMZ

[Thargor]

Great work on those buildings...the bases are excellent.

[Dr DeAth]

Can you get figures inside the buildings, you know people will try?

Yes you can, the roofs come off 

I'm making all my Beaverlick Falls buildings with removable roofs so that at some point I can add some interior detail

[OSHIROmodels]

Can you get figures inside the buildings, you know people will try?

Yes you can, the roofs come off 

Even if they didn’t I’m sure we’d try and force the figures in somehow 

[FifteensAway]

Hope the builder plans to add some battens to those boards!  Or it's going to be drafty in there.   
Nice work.

[Andym]

Brilliant build s mate! How solid are they? I take it the sides are one piece, 3D printed, they’re quite robust?

[Dr DeAth]

Hope the builder plans to add some battens to those boards!  Or it's going to be drafty in there.   
Nice work.

Yep, all the boards first then the battens afterwards, otherwise it gets too complicated for them 

Brilliant build s mate! How solid are they? I take it the sides are one piece, 3D printed, they’re quite robust?

They're pretty robust - the four sides are printed individually, as are the joists for the roof:



I'm going to adopt it as the basis for all (most) of my Beaverlick buildings as if provides a sturdy fame for the balsa to be stuck to.   A better explanation and some more pics can be found here https://beaverlickfalls.blogspot.com/2018/05/part-constructed-buildings.html




https://beaverlickfalls.blogspot.com/2018/05/part-constructed-buildings.html

[DintheDin]

You say it here:

...This is my basic design for a small building that I've used to create a pair of houses under construction.  By printing it flat like this, rather than as a fully 3D assembled house I have avoided a lot of clean up and it's given me more flexibility for future builds, for example a building that's got a side still to be built...

Manual construction, aided by 3D printed elements, for symmetry and accuracy exactly where you want it!
A great step for future modelling!

Needless to say that your blog is a treasure trove! Cheers!

[Hu Rhu]

That is a mighty fine piece of terrain.  Love the idea of a part finished building and a great use of the timber blocks.  Super basing as well. 

[Dr DeAth]

Every expanding town needs a Lumber Yard and Beaverlick Falls is no exception.



2mm MDF base with the normal sand/pva/paint mix.  The office was built previously (http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=105875.msg1369486#msg1369486) so it was a case of fitting it to the base, adding the fencing then the groundwork as normal.





More images of the finished Yard over at the Beaverlick Falls blog https://beaverlickfalls.blogspot.com

[Romark]

Nice centerpiece for the town Mark,it looks great 
Cheers
Keith

[gamer Mac]

Great stuff
Where did the chair come from?

[Dr DeAth]

Great stuff
Where did the chair come from?

I 3D printed it on a resin printer.

It's very fiddly and I wasn't having much luck with it, but James knows what he's doing with it (unlike me) so he's looking after my printer now.  If you want a few I'm sure we can sort you some.