As Principal Mayor Bajnik of Ivic in Slavikova says "with a bungalow, a skoda and a stack of logs, a man is czar of his own goatfarm".
Dapol C021 Bungalow
I found a great Alcovian residence in the form of this cheap but effective Dapol Bungalow (#021). I bought one on Ebay and it arrived this morning. A gem! Take out that picture window, add a few shutters, a logpile, a catslide extension to regionalise and ring the changes, and I think a couple could make a very nice Alcovian village when mixed with MiniArt's East European Farm.
Cheers
Mark
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I'd live there.
I DO live there!
Mark
Leave it as it and it cold work well enough as a home in the suburbs.
@ Mark You Do live there? Ah. Your from the North East Coast of Scotland. A nice little town just outside Aberdeen I bet, full of oil-rig workers and host to a leg of the Highland games once a year. A Haven, you could say.
Am I right?
Nice one. How does it scale up against the 20mm figs?
-Eli
P.S. What's a catslide extension?
LOL! Further south Brian! A wee model village known for it's industriousness.
Cheers
Mark
Eli!
you'll be telling me next you don't know how to tell a C16th house by the floorboards! Cuh!
http://www.matchatile.co.uk/roof-pictures.html
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Mark
Funny thing about those Brit-isms is that I can usually guess at them with some accuracy. A catslide, ended up being exactly what I thought it would be.
It helps that we had some outbuildings with a similar construction and I more than once watched my cats slide down them as well as squirrels, racoons, and even a crow who seemed to be having far too much fun at it (he kept flying back to the top and going down again).
-Eli
Wish we had Racoons. Maybe Alcovia does. Like the Coyu, they escaped from a fur farm and set up colonies in the Shizlak Woods and started spreading from there.
Mark
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