How to make Hobbit Hole. Scenery to play

[dioramabox]

Good morning, here I bring you another video on how to make a Hobbit hole, in this case it is a piece of scenery for gaming tables. As always, it’s quite easy to do… you tell me, I want comments… haha.

[has.been]

I always seem to learn a new technique, or way of doing things,
with your videos. Please continue.

[dioramabox]

Thank you very much for your comment. If you want to see something specific, tell me and I'll put it on the list of things to do

[has.been]

That list would be veeerrrrry long. 
Would include:-
French colonial for Indo-China,
Unusual Western Gunfight buildings/structures,
Russian Front WW2 (not winter) buildings/structures,
but interested in all you've done so far, so do whatever
takes your fancy.

[dioramabox]

French colonial for Indo-China,
Unusual Western Gunfight buildings/structures,
Russian Front WW2 (not winter) buildings/structures,
but interested in all you've done so far, so do whatever
takes your fancy.

French colonial for Indo-China ...maybe
Unusual Western Gunfight buildings/structures... Like, for example, water tanks, or barricades, or an undertaker's hut?
Russian Front WW2 (not winter) buildings/structures... spoiler... I'm preparing a diorama with a Soviet sniper... jaja

[has.been]

Unusual Western Gunfight buildings/structures... Like, for example, water tanks, or barricades, or an undertaker's hut?

Really anything other than the 'standard' box building with a false front.
Nice to see (in some films/TV series)  buildings that seem to have evolved.
Part Adobe, part wood, or buildings on a ranch, or isolated sole trader/trading post.

French colonial for Indo-China ...maybe

You tease! .
I have tried getting inspiration off the internet, but images of what I might like
are hard to come by. Things that would be of interest:-
Plantation owner's house.
Any other buildings that might be on a plantation (workers houses, generator building,
processing plant, storage warehouses, etc.)

[dioramabox]

I really like those ideas...I'll do something

[has.been]

I eagerly await your masterpieces.