Eastern America Native American Village model

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Here's how to build a tiny, authentic model of a Woodland Indian Village: To begin building your Native American miniature, choose an area that is around six inches square. This will provide you with ample space to construct all the main aspects of this mini model village. To make a brown color background, apply several thin coats of paint. Use the sponge brush method or use an ordinary flat housepaint brush if the latter tool proves too awkward for your needs. With a fine black pen, paint tiny dots onto these blocks that you'll then scatter on the painted surface of your Indian model to give it depth. This way you won't overdo it and risk losing focus. Begin placing these wood shingles upon your blocks now. As before use either one of these two paint application techniques to get your preferred color outcome - or combine them! If however there isn't much space left on any block then feel free skip using any remaining wooden materials. Woodland Indians generally construct small huts out of bent logs and branches rather than constructing entire new houses every single day so when placing hut parts on blocks consider just bending natural branch-like shapes into neat circles to replicate their natural state instead! Start attaching all wood structures onto this model - beginning at the bottom where they appear most sturdy. Work from bottom left corner then slowly go along with each successive section before stopping altogether halfway around which would make sense since building materials were usually carried or hauled back on hand-carts in many cases rather than via truckloads! Finish off by adding an earthy base using either dirt/soil that can hold all pieces together firmly or use plaster/sand mixture to make things sturdy - and finally plant the tree trunk! This represents the only thing remaining standing at an area once completely deserted as its very last landmark left after human departure, a symbol too representing something we want our future visitors remember - nothing much more needed than what we provide.