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One floor up has the mason parked his tools, which he uses for the chimney construction...
...and for his next working day already stacked a few bricks, a mason hammer on the stones would be also not bad, I think...
So is the stand now; the roofers must also come once again.
Bottom plate and house I wanted initially to glue together. Because there is no place to come with the hands in the house, I've decided me to screw them together. Glue together can I later still.
Waiting for the roofers...

hotte8487 wrote:

ALPHA wrote:
Next day I couldn't hear any sounds - was still numb, but otherwise my head was fine...

LOL...It's not good to stand next to the speakers

ALPHA

I have always the feeling, that my position is all the same at a Motörhead concert...
afterwards always a whistling in my ears...[/quote]
HMMMMMMMMMMMM... You would think after the first few concerts ...you'd develop an immunity ...must be all the screaming fans

And Great job on the scaffolding ... I like the weathered detail... like the crew took breaks on it...spilled ...and trampled debris from who knows where... great eye for realistic detail...

ALPHA

Many thanks again Alpha.

The roofers have come and have also started same times...
In each second row was a roof tile divided and on both sides sharpened. This saves roof tiles and in roofer circles will this made so - at least I believe I've already seen it so...
So that my roof tiles can't fall down again I've glued them; again with colorless latex, so I had already glued the timberings.
And so grows my roof...
However, I will not deny that I had to be reworked almost all roof tiles; once to sand burrs and to the other hand mainly for such structures.
So should roof tiles look like...
So it's done, almost of two hundred roof tiles are mounted, my roofers say goodbye.
In principle is everything finished and if I don't forget it, I make again Photos from the completely house and if possible of the corresponding place in the village, but this is currently still under reconstruction...

this is a fabulous thing to see , a work of art in itself , thank you for sharing the photos

panzer3 wrote:this is a fabulous thing to see , a work of art in itself , thank you for sharing the photos

Hi panzer3,

you're welcome...
...many thanks to you for this kindly words.

it is a amazing construction , and such research and detail , . I look forward to seeing more

Simply stunning detail going into this project. Well done indeed.
Tankman

Many thanks to you Tankman and all the other here in the forum, who have followed my project. I hope I could give a suggestion to build your own houses.
If our battlefield is finished sometime and my house has receive his place I will take some photos and show them then here.
Until then...

No matter how much you put into getting this house right...........................the "Mrs House Owner "will ALWAYS find ideas to change after youve finished it
Then you will need to change the thread to "House finished but now have to renovate because she said so"

Scintilating effort mate,

HERMAN BIX wrote:No matter how much you put into getting this house right...........................the "Mrs House Owner "will ALWAYS find ideas to change after youve finished it
Then you will need to change the thread to "House finished but now have to renovate because she said so"

Scintilating effort mate,

No no no, Mr. Bix - nothing like that - In my house I have the trousers on.