Wow the modularity is really cool ...

XD When Mel gets so excited about what he's saying and runs out of breath!

Love the interlocking buildings. Great video and great job 4Ground.

Looking awesome I love how they've made them modular and interchangeable through the shape of the floor. Great stuff. I agree they look a little plain but shouldnt be too tricky to alter.

Wow these look great Mel! Love the way they all fit together!

This is seriously cool. You could do a great dense city table with this!

I really like the ability to join all the different ruins together in all those different ways.

Those kits, looks sooo nice!! Love the thickness on the edges!

Very piece of terrain and I will be definitely getting some in the future. The modularity is what sold me on them.

They look great, not seen these before....The scope & potential for ideas & detailing are excellent, nice one!

I've watched this video like 7 times waiting for my kits to come in :D Love the enthusiasm in your channel.

At first it seemed rather ordinary, but then you fit them all together and that's when it became impressive. Definitely the strongest aspect of these pieces.

That modular basing option is very clever.

Those look amazing! I'm seriously considering getting some.

Im glad to see more videos on the channel

Great looking kits.

R.I.P. 4Ground :(

Love how they fit together

what a great idea and concept. I model in 1:20.3 but we don't have any laser cutters doing anything even resembling this!

The decorative corners are called "quoins." Great video as always.

These are amazing!

Brilliant kit! 😸👍

Nice review thanks.

Very cool.. I am just starting to look at this type of thing.. I started looking at foam and working with it.. I must admit I am finding it a little overwhelming.. lol But I do have some paints and styofoam and a couple cutting tools and I have made a couple of small things but I think the MDF kits will have to wait... Just starting to looklol Cool video though and I do like them for sure.... Thanks for sharing.. :)

neat stuff a look in to as we will seee

I believe the corner stones on the buildings are called quoins/quoining.

Card fascias would allow them to print the outer cladding, saving the builder a job, Iuse home-made printed wrappers on scratch builds and they work for me

Nice kits

These are really amazing! Now I want a Lasercutter for myself to build stuff like this in 1:72nd scale. The modularity is a real nice feature though (at least the way it is done here) there is one downside to it: The Edges can't be textured to resemble brickwork or anything like that. All you can do to keep the modularity functional is painting the edges in a thin coat so that everything still fits together nice and smooth. It can't be that hard do make the modular edges in a brick-work-style instead of unnatural smooth curves. It would look much more realistic like that. Other than that - I like where this is going ^^

6:57 - 8:00 wow, mind blown! in all seriousness tho thats very clever! might convince me to buy some lol

I want them all. Better start saving. Edit: But if you glue the large piece together you cant put models into the little rooms! :(

I was a bit meh... until I saw the interlocking design. That’s pretty darn neat!

Nice

DOPE ESE VATO

Terrain Tutor, what spray paint would you recommend if I want to spray the white interior gray, Thank You?

75K good job

That stuff looks amazing. Just ordered 2 of each kit available on their website :). Does anybody know when the big buildings will be released?

Hi Mel, great fan of the channel thanks for all the really helpful tips! I'm starting work on a wargaming table for 1/72/20mm and accidentally bought some 28mm houses from 4Ground, their 28mm range is far more expansive unfortunately. How bad do you reckon the scale difference is? I've assembled one and it doesn't seem too bad, and once the figures are based etc it shouldn't look too disproportionate no?

Hey Mel, did you ever tart these up? If so can you post the video? Keen to see how you weathered, detailed and and added rubble etc

So easy to make yourself

Mel is your studio part of your home? I thought you were somewhere else. loving these new styled kits.

i like it , u used a foamboard? i try it!

could I use these in a 1/35 tiger tank diorama? would it be very noticeable?

So i could use the for bolt action buildings?

Those are some nice buildings. This isn't terrain related per say but would it be possible to do a video on the carrying bags with the foam trays for the miniatures we use, mainly 28mm bolt action sized. I've been looking into buying a bag and can only find like 3 companies that make wargaming carrying bags and they are pricey and was just wondering if there are other companies out there and if there are cheaper ones.

What MDF cutter you used?

Are you going to do some more smoke damage, like on the zombie layout? Those interlocking bases are really neat.

corner stones are call quions...

Nice kits but I'm confused. I build 35th scale tanks and 32nd scale aircraft. A 35th scale person stands about 48-52mm high. which is about right. I'm 1.88meters tall, that works out to 53mm. So... how do they figure these are 28mm? The doors look to be about 2.5-3.0 inches in height which is large for even 32nd scale. Love the buildings they make, give me lots of ideas for dioramas but the seem way out of scale for what I want to use them for.

works by 1/35 figures?

Or the 4 storey building is in 2 parts so you can move your figures round on the bottom floor without squishing your fingers through the doors and windows..

Can you use theese buildings for 1/35 scale?!

"What do yoiu mean with "It doesn't have a three windows kit" ?!!...DAMN YOU, 4GROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUNDS!!!!" :V

1/72 scale???

if they shrink these down to 15mm i may pick them up

hhm I thinking fallout wastland warfear :-)

Is that 1-35 scale

Too bad they are not available in 20mm.

What is the scale?

they quine brick

Can we please please please do a Stalingrad build together?

Really useful buildings let down by poor colouring. Plain floors and walls :(