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Hey Everyone,
Just wanted to introduce myself to the group and let you know that I am a Canadian Terrain builder. Just going to post a few of the items that I have available right now if you group is interested. I do a lot of work for my european customers but am looking to branch out to my own country.

Cheers,
Shawn Morris

Please contact me for more information - I have built and sold over 100 terrain pieces (pics of all).

















just a few of many.

If you're looking for customers, I think the Swap Shop would be a more appropriate spot for your post.

If you're just posting to get feedback, this would be the place to post.

Just a heads up. Your stuff looks great by the way. Some really solid work.

I was just posting to show my work in general, perhaps I will copy the post there as well. I did post in the historical forum just to show in general. Don't want to post to many times unless people ask specifically for more photos.

Oooh, I really like the tiny garden. Good stuff.

Nice looking pieces Shawn

HFN

So out of curiosity, what is it about the pieces that let you know you're playing in Canada?

HA!

There's one in every crowd...

I think he's saying he's Canadian eh? Two things with playing in Canada, us Canadians only see war on TV, games, or movies, so there's no sense in making a Canadian battlefield, unless we were being invaded by two different countries. Secondly, if he was making terrain to represent a battlefield in Canada, it would be all white, and covered in igloo's. Plus it would melt every summer just liek our houses!

Solid work with the mud and debris. Do you mind sharing how you did the tire tracks?

Solid work with the mud and debris. Do you mind sharing how you did the tire tracks?

Um guys?

This thread?

It is about a year and a half old now...

Locked.