Story

This is a typical mid-19th century (1850s) cabin built using a broad hewing axe to square the logs.This set fits perfectly with Colonial British/French America, American Frontier and Old West period settings.

About

This began as a simple log cabin based on my idea getaway in Alaska somewhere north of the arctic circle. But as I began to build more and more, I figured I'd take a look at history. After some research I found most of my inspiration from the early American pioneers. There are many log cabin examples throughout the world, but this particular one focuses on one of the greatest frontiers, the Oregon Territory.

This set is designed to comply with the BDPS3 and BDPS4 pallettes and consists of 1514 pieces. The cabin is 12 x 20 and sits securely at a 15° angle on a 32 x 32 baseplate. The original design calls for 2 x 54930c02 yellow light bricks on the inside which lights the cabin at night. Unfortunately they're not in this submission. The set displays many details that illustrate frontier life. See if you can identify some of them from the images below. Lastly, the 414 step instructions have been completely tested as you can see in the final image.

Please let me know what you think and thanks for looking!

Features

2.5 Minifigures
Offset building design (15°)
Removable roof
Modular design. Set can stand alone; together or separated, or allow you to add more to the frontier.

Actual Size

11-1/32 in x 11-5/32 in x 6-3/8 in

28.0 cm x 28.3 cm x 16.2 cm