Why wasn't this done with layers? It really didn't need to take up so much space. Why did you use that inefficient framing system with no guidelines? It just left me trying to eyeball an approximate fit for the frame of the walls and struts on the floor pieace when a few straight lines put there by you could have given me something to line it up by? I've built real houses that were easier to line up straight than this thing was. Your models are bright, colorful, and relatively easy to cut out, but your directions are vague and the phtos are not very instructive. A few simple lines on the floor plate showing where to lay the braces really would have helped.

Great product, as always, from Fat Dragon Games!

Fat Dragon Games puts out some of the highest-quality 3-D and 2-D terrain and accessories for miniatures and roleplaying games. Every year, I make certain to pick up several pieces by this strong company.

This is very nice for a hobbit hole or a halfling dwelling. I printed out many of these for a halfling rural city.

This is a very neat item. It fits well with my LotR minis game and is very easy to build. It also has seven different building fronts for the dwelling allowing you to build your own little Shire.