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Buildings are probably the most appealing terrain projects but can also be quite daunting. The trick is to start with simple projects and get more sophisticated as your skills improve.

Article		Date
	Alien Artefact An experimental piece by Andy Slater	20071229
	Alien Encampment An idea for making alien tents/buidings from fizzy drink bottles.	20060700
	Archaic Bridge by Gary James	19999900
	Art Deco Factory Neals factory, before he turned it into a ruin.	20070100
	Art Deco Factory - Ruined! Before and after pictures of Neal Crankshaws factory	20070100
	Art Deco Mausoleum An unusual piece with a rather tricky groin vault roof.	20061200
	Aztec Gateway by Jeffe Koppe	19999900
	Bag End A 7th grade school project to make a hobbit hole	20070728
	Battletech Tower Andy (Anmatr) Nelson's competition winning tower.	20051200
	Bunker - Bouda Style An Imperial Bunker based on a real military bunker.	20061100
	Bunkers by Gary James & Nik Katsabas	19999900
	Bunkers From Plaster Ariss casts bunkers from a chocolate box.	20070725
	Burial Mound by Robert Spears	20040600
	Cardboard Castle by Joshua Qualtieri	20010100
	Cardboard Ruins Craig Hardt explains how to make ruins from corrugated cardboard in this 4 part article.	20020300
	Catholic Church in 28mm Scale Sam Balmond show us how to do your school work and make wargames terrain at the same time.	20051100
	Chemical Plant by Salvatore	20000000
	Communications Tower Kaarem made this comms tower from junk.	20071019
	Curia Hostilia A three part article by Troy Wilcoxon	20020800
	Elven Autumn House One of the most beautiful pieces I have seen - Andy	20061100

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