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HERMAN BIX wrote:Haaaaaaahaha!!
The local council finally caught up with you !
Some petty beaurocrat in a grey dust coat and a clip board will cause the project to be held up

...and without bribes.

c.rainford73 wrote:

HERMAN BIX wrote:Haaaaaaahaha!!
The local council finally caught up with you !
Some petty beaurocrat in a grey dust coat and a clip board will cause the project to be held up

Unless a small fee is slipped into an unmarked envelope.....

...or holidays in the sun at the Gold Coast.

Son of a gun-ner wrote:

c.rainford73 wrote:

HERMAN BIX wrote:Haaaaaaahaha!!
The local council finally caught up with you !
Some petty beaurocrat in a grey dust coat and a clip board will cause the project to be held up

Unless a small fee is slipped into an unmarked envelope.....

Dave has some nice taigen sherman's. . . .


This is a stunning build, is it really for a battle ground?

Mick.

Yes, as well as the never finished timbered house...
...some buildings will still follow - please stay curious.

hotte8487 wrote:

c.rainford73 wrote:

HERMAN BIX wrote:Haaaaaaahaha!!
The local council finally caught up with you !
Some petty beaurocrat in a grey dust coat and a clip board will cause the project to be held up

Unless a small fee is slipped into an unmarked envelope.....

...or holidays in the sun at the Gold Coast.

You say the day mate, I will gladly swap you
It was 23C here today, 2 days after the winter solstice...........so middle of winter has not really hit at all this season.
That bodes bad for a blistering summer though............and I dont like the heat at all.
Your barn and house builds only go to add support to your salubrious Tank work

Final chord about my barn. The door to my annex and to my switch for the lighting receive also a slide latch. But first a piece of wood as compensation at the door wing.



Thereafter was the sliding latch mounted at the door; the counter side receive a metal clamp.



Good to recognize are some glued plants at the footing; a closer view from my sliding latch.



The barn receives also two attic parts for attentive observers behind the door wings. The attic parts were a bit adjusted;…



…I had used some dried blades of grass, sand and some paint.





A view to inside…



At finish some uncommented views of the barn;…











…a few of them with my kingtiger.



Many space is not available with a heavy tank…







That’s all to my barn – until the next building. Many thanks for the attentive pursuit of the report and many nice comments.

Unbelievable work , you are an artist . love it

Truly astonishing!. If you have kids, I can imagine how much they would nag you to build a bespoke Doll's House, or even a Bauernhaus to go with the barn...if they're a little older, that is. Loved the outside lamps . That stroke of genius may have given Gary (Max-U52) inspiration, but it's given me a severe inferiority complex
Congrats, on eine Ausstellung der Handwerkskunst!

Very, very impressive! Especially with the King Tiger for scale!

Please keep showing us what you build!

Marco Peter wrote:Very, very impressive! Especially with the King Tiger for scale!

Please keep showing us what you build!

...promised!

43rdRecceReg wrote:
Truly astonishing!. If you have kids, I can imagine how much they would nag you to build a bespoke Doll's House, or even a Bauernhaus to go with the barn...if they're a little older, that is. Loved the outside lamps . That stroke of genius may have given Gary (Max-U52) inspiration, but it's given me a severe inferiority complex
Congrats, on eine Ausstellung der Handwerkskunst!

Captain Hilts wrote:Unbelievable work , you are an artist . love it

Thank you very much Boys!