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How do I make model buildings ?

Many enthusiasts, architects and hobbyists adore designing and building model buildings. Model buildings come in different forms, either based on classic, contemporary, ancient and even futuristic styles. They can make model buildings using different kind of materials such as paper, metal, wood or even cardboard. It is a great project to spend time with, especially when you add landscaping for the final design.

In building model buildings, you have to pick a scale at which you like to build your model first. This is very important especially if your building is designed for war-gaming. 25mm is the most common scale; however, there are designs that are slightly over the scale at around 32mm.

If you are making a model from scratch, planning out the design that you desire would be the best approach before you start the construction of your model building. Planning is vital for you to know the next step ahead of time. It is better to read the instruction that goes with your model building. Remember to use strong base for your model building one of the most appropriate material for the job is medium-density fiberboard. It is very sturdy and lightweight.

Next is preparing all the materials and other construction elements before you construct your model. If you are planning on using true windows on your model building, it is better to cut and complete them all first, rather than doing it after the walls of your model is already glued on your base. Connect the foundation, walls and other pieces to the base before to add additional construction elements. This will strengthen your building throughout the entire construction.

Lastly, add some landscaping to your model building. You can add real sand to create an earth illusion and you can paint a creek or river near the building. If you plan your building to be more realistic, there are ready-made materials for realistic look, like miniature trees, cobblestone or even rivers.

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