The middle house is based on a real life one (but I forgot which one and I´d also deleted the pic found on the web...doh!!)
The one on the far left is made up.
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Printed Roofing removed, cut out tiles/shingles added
Stonework on the bottom floor removed and replaced with timberframe effect.
Dragon beam Ends and dragon Posts added.
Chimney added.
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One small Roof at 10 cm´s width (most of them in the Group shot are 13cm´s wide, the one with the "tunnel" is 10cm´s wide)
For one Strip with a tile every 1/2cm = 38 snips.(it takes 2 snips to create the small inverted triangles between each tile) .
Then each Roof has an average of 9 strips to get to the top...= 340+ snips for one side..= 680 for both sides!!!! 900+ for a 13 cm wide Roof!!!
For the ones pictured above, roughly 7000 snips!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still..IMHO they look better than the printed Versions. :-D
Really impressive work - congratulations! I will love to see the completed scenario, properly populated...!:D Cheers!
ReplyDeleteHave you thought about making a punch to cut the notches?
ReplyDeleteI have Bill and I might just have the solution.
DeleteThose are absolutely wonderful.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive.
ReplyDeleteTony
Excellent buildings, you could try Warbases lazer cut tiles though they are meant for 28mm
ReplyDeleteIan
Cutting the tiles is a right pain but, the results are awesome! Very well done Paul!
ReplyDeleteAn absolutely top notch build Paul, bravo Sir.
ReplyDeleteNicely carried out
ReplyDeleteMaybe soon we see the medieval whole city