I dont like building the  MDF stuff no matter the price . Much prefer resin

I have found it’s best to construct the more elaborate 4Ground buildings in stages, don’t try to do it all at once.  It does require a lot of patience, and even then some aspects (doors, roofs, anything long & thin) end up somewhat rickety and vulnerable.  Typically when I get to the end of the project I am impressed with the results.  And as far as competition goes, Sarissa stuff is more affordable, but I’ve had the same qualms about assembly with their stuff as well, and in the end their product just looks more basic and pops less on the table.

It really depends on the game and the type of terrain I’m after.

I have the complete set of buildings for The Chicago Way, it took loads of time to put together but man I’m pleased with the results. The game lends itself incredibly well to action inside the buildings, having the designs to make them playable but also very detailed inside just adds so much to the game. In fact, if there wasn’t 4Ground level terrain available to it, I probably wouldn’t bother with the whole game.

I also really like how the 10mm Jesserai buildings look — I have some of them for Dropzone Commander. But for such small buildings they took awful lot of time to do, and I did feel I could have gotten really close to same level with cheaper, simpler kits with some DIY detailing. Plus in 10mm scale the 3mm MDF walls you get with cheap kits is fine, whereas for 28mm they look off.