Some Papercraft Projects

OK, so I finished up a few outstanding projects today.

First, I finished my revised Amazon War Deinotherium:


Next, I based up my refit of Madame Eva's gypsy wagon; I reversed the ends, added horse slats, there's a cratch on the back, and this one has an awning off the side since it's parked. At some point, I will paint up a horse miniature and have it behind the wagon tied to the tree.


Then, I completed a little shed with some crates and barrels to provide some cover:


Finally, I made a privy, partly because it was on the same sheet as the shed but mostly because my guys need a place to poop:




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