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wibblywobbly wrote:Amazing construction work, I just hope that you don't have a friend with a Maus who can't can't drive in a straight line...

Rob G

Hi Rob,

you're right, I've a mate who has a Maus, but no fear - he can good drive his tank...

PainlessWolf wrote:All right, Hotte!
When can we move in? *waves cash*
*chuckles* ;o)
regards,
Painless

Hi Painless,

this moment will unfortunately come never; please take a look at the title...

ALPHA wrote:Dang Hotte... I just have to ask...did you have a hand in building your own house ?
Amazing craftsmanship on this model

ALPHA

Hi Alpha,
to the craftsmanship I would say yes, but unfortunately not enough money...

After the roof plumbers it’s now time for my roofers to reinforce my construction team.
My roofers started to work and after a short time is there already something to see.
But then first of all checking the correct angle through a sample out of a few roof tiles. I will use beaver tails - in double coverage.
Yes, looks fine to me, lying well at the roof battens and on each other - may remain so.
Then down again with the bricks and continue nailing of roof battens.
So, with the battens should then be sufficient so now the whole must be preserved; further then soon.

hotte8487 wrote:

ALPHA wrote:Dang Hotte... I just have to ask...did you have a hand in building your own house ?
Amazing craftsmanship on this model

ALPHA

Hi Alpha,
to the craftsmanship I would say yes, but unfortunately not enough money...

MAN....you have got to transfer some of this into 1to 1 scale you'd have something really breath taking in the end

Liking the roofing tiles....
Kind of surprised you didn't put down base boards and roofing paper before the battens
ALPHA

ALPHA[/quote]

Liking the roofing tiles....
Kind of surprised you didn't put down base boards and roofing paper before the battens
ALPHA[/quote]

Hi Alpha,

me too - nothing as annoyance with the craftsmen...

hotte8487 wrote:

ALPHA wrote:
Liking the roofing tiles....
Kind of surprised you didn't put down base boards and roofing paper before the battens
ALPHA

Hi Alpha,

me too - nothing as annoyance with the craftsmen...

..................................The roofers took a short cut

ALPHA

ALPHA wrote:

hotte8487 wrote:

ALPHA wrote:
Liking the roofing tiles....
Kind of surprised you didn't put down base boards and roofing paper before the battens
ALPHA

Hi Alpha,

me too - nothing as annoyance with the craftsmen...

..................................The roofers took a short cut

ALPHA

I will shorten the invoice...

An important part for a structural work is still missing - the topping out crown.
First I've been thinking about the size of the topping-out crown and then I've decided me for the building material.
As a basic framework served 0,8er copper wire (bell wire stripped of insulation), twisted and then soldered.
The whole thing roughly brought into shape and then a winding with still insulated bell wire.
On search of suitable material to represent the green, I'm finding anything in the kitchen. Seldom used spices get older rapidly unattended and before it further find use in food - down to the basement with it and so it ends as craft material.
Despite the advanced age of that basil smelled my topping out crown from this time point very spicy.
After coating the wire with glue follows scatter basil over it.
This then in a plurality of layers.
And in between from time to time let well dry.

hotte8487 wrote:

ALPHA wrote:

hotte8487 wrote: Hi Alpha,

me too - nothing as annoyance with the craftsmen...

..................................The roofers took a short cut

ALPHA

I will shorten the invoice...

If that roof leaks ...there will be Hell to pay

ALPHA