Paper Model - Microtactix - Battlelands 15 - Normandy 1944.pdf - Model kartonowy - Warhammer Fantasy(1) - jchudzinski

Village Building and Ruins

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To construct the house, score and cut out all

the pieces on this page. Glue the 2 sections of the

building walls together. Fold the model into a box

shape and glue the tab to the inside to close. Set this

section aside to dry. Fold down all 4 panels of the

roof and fold under the glue tab. Glue the tab to the

underside of the opposing roof panel. When dry,

attach the roof by applying glue to the tabs along the

top of the building and setting the roof in place. Fold

the chimneys into a box shape and glue the tab to

the inside. When dry, fold up the triangular tabs along

the bottom edges and glue to the roof as shown in

the photograph or as desired.

The sign and advertising posters are optional

and can be placed on the building as desired.

DISCLAIMER

The designer has made every effort to make

sure that all parts fit together properly, but at 15mm

scale tolerances are tight and mistakes do happen.

Pieces may fit together differently than designed

depending on the weight of cardstock being used and

the particular tolerances of your printer. It is

recommended that you test fit all pieces before

applying glue. Some trimming and other adjustments

may be required during final assembly.

To construct the ruins, start by making all the

scores before cutting out. Fold the inside and outside

walls along the horizontal score line and glue the 2

panels together to form a 2 sided section. Set this

piece aside to dry before going any farther. When

completely dry, make the single vertical fold near

the center to form the piece into a corner. Carefully

cut out the white space in the centers of the window

frames and then cut away all remaining white space

around the outside edges of the building walls. Fold

the walls back into a corner and fold the glue tabs up

so they are on the inside. After cutting out the base

and gluing it to a heaver piece of cardstock, fit the

walls into the corner at the edges of the sidewalk

and glue in place. When dry, cut out the floor tile

(the one with all the rubble) and glue in place on the

inside of the building over the glue tabs. The glue

tabs along the bottom edge of the wall have had a

texture added in case there is any misalignment along

the edges where the floor tile and the bottom of the

building walls meet.

To construct the cement pylon, fold into a long

box shape and glue the tab to the inside. Fold down

the triangular tabs, apply glue and fold the top panel

down into place. As with the building above, the

posters can be placed as desired.

IMPORTANT! PLEASE NOTE:

These models have been marked with a series

of grey lines to indicate where to fold. In most cases

the grey line will appear at the edges of the building

pieces and not on the buildings themselves. It is

strongly recommended that all scores or fold lines be

made before the piece is cut from the page. In most

every case the grey line will appear at the top and

bottom of a line that needs to be scored. Line up

your ruler along these grey lines so it is even and

score across the body of the section you are intending

to construct. In some cases, such as the roof lines

and peaks along the building tops, the grey line will

appear when it is hidden by another adjoining piece.

For the majority of these pieces the areas needed to

be folded will be between walls or across wall faces.

Some of the pieces in this set may have one half of

the glue tabs textured. This was done to hide any of

the white of the paper that might show on the tab

side when folding and gluing in place.

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BATTLELANDS 15

Over 50 Pieces of

Buildings, Ruins

and Terrain Tiles

to Print and Build.

See our Web Site

for More Photos!

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These models were designed to be printed on

110# cardstock (available at your local office supply

store), but a lighter cardstock will work just as well.

If your printer cannot print on cardstock of any

weight, the pieces can be printed out on plain white

paper (20 lb. bond, uncoated) and glued to a piece of

cardstock or suitable heavy paper for construction.

It is recommended, however, that the bases be glued

to a heaver cardstock to help support the buildings

and add durability to the finished models. Bases can

be glued to heavy chipboard, foam board, illustration

board or any other type of heavy material as desired.

Paper Model - Microtactix - Battlelands 15 - Normandy 1944.pdf

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