Timbered House Type A

[hotte8487]

Hello Carl,

many thanks to you; I'm glad that you like my model house.

[hotte8487]

The single socket pieces have been finished; the podium for the entree receive a coat of dispersion adhesive to receive a hard surface.



The stone structure has been again with my wax spatula device formed,…





…thereafter dismounted and sand was glued on the stones…



…and at finish coloured. The joints receive a darker colour.



Here some pictures from my battery and smoker unit.







For the ridge I’ve mixed a terracotta colour from Acryl paints and with that was the ridge painted.





Now is the house finished; more details were not planned.
Finally, a few pictures...
In a last report I’ll show some pictures from the house outdoor.











This was the report of my timbered house type A; sometimes will follow a report to a type B, the different are not so big, but still a secret.
Thanks to all readers of this report; an especially thank to all readers who have posted their comments and meanings.

[HERMAN BIX]

Immaculate

[kukuskas]

very cool happened

[hotte8487]

Thank you guys.

[hotte8487]

Finally, here some pictures from the house on our battle ground.





















Again many thanks to all readers of my report; until the next report.

[Jimster]

That belongs in a museum or architectural institute, not a “battlefield”. I mean that as a total compliment to your attention to detail.

[hotte8487]

Thank you guys!

[Rattlesnake road]

Have looked through all the builds and it's so visual in each one. Great pity this wasn’t around in 1983 when I spent 9 months in Berlin, fantastic builds.

[Rattlesnake road]

Visited the local merchant to get an idea on prices of square timber, 12x12x2400mm is £2 per length. The next issue is how many to buy if I was to build something near the above model house. Can I be the first in our club to provide a building, I will have loads of time soon, but it’s having the skill set.