4Ground Set Up A Blacksmith’s Shop In The Old West
October 18, 2018 by brennon
4Ground is getting into the Wild West spirit with another terrain piece which is dropping for their Dead Man's Hand collection. Here we have quite the makeshift Blacksmith's Shop.
As you can see this place has been built up rather quickly by the owner, the tent backing to the building possibly something which has been built up in a fort or a frontier town. You could imagine most of the materials for this place being dragged along in the back of a cart across the wilderness.
When it comes to the terrain it follows the rules of most 4Ground creations where you can get stuck into all of the nooks and crannies of it.
And, it also comes with some awesome accessories for the front like the sign and the warning poster which adorns the door. You could imagine quite a few fights breaking out around here and imagine how neat that covering would look with a few bullet holes burnt through it!
Will you be snagging this for your Wild West gaming?
"...imagine how neat that covering would look with a few bullet holes burnt through it!"
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? a canvas blacksmiths the sparks will catch the fabric,looks nice all the same.
In the early days of a new town in the old West and especially in the case of the moving town of ‘Hell on Wheels’ (which was a real town), towns where made of tents. Those with extra money would put up the front of the store in wood and then build the rest in wood later if they continuied to run the store there. If not they could tear down quickly and move on. Some towns only existed for a few months and then a route, wagon trail, or Indian trouble caused an areas to be not lucrative any… Read more »
If they were working in/near the tent they just need a bucket of water to dampen the tent same as having fire watch now.
Look, I don’t wanna say it’s a bad design… but I’d sooner trust a rowboat made of tissue paper.
I’ll be grabbing one of these for my ‘Dead Man’s Hand’ collection.