Adisak, you are a master of scratchbuilding. Hats off to you. Great work.

This is another great step by step.
The only thing I would have done differently (from a resource perspective) would be to warp one thin strip around a wooden dowel as the base of the column header. I have dowelling and it would be more consistant for me.

Other than that - I have some work to do to build some of these.

Hi Adisak, just discovered your build!

This is superbe scratchbuilding ! The balcony pillars are really cool.

Well done and thanks for the nice pictures

Claude

You sir are a craftsman, working in plastic rather than stone

Give us an update pllllleaaaaaaaasssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee!

great work, I love the roof tiles.

thank everyone

thank Karl N. Hoy, Jarle , James F. Zilvitis Jr. , chas anderson , Juan C, Hendrik Nel , Scott , Claude , Neil , Chad Hull. every the opinion of friends , it very much the mind to I very much.

today the works makes progress I take a photograph a picture come to post enhance be the step carves stone ground and build the electricity post and spraypaint stone ground The a little.

friends is all advise me with thank everyone.
adisak(guide)


I do the grass add.







electricity post










test assemble.

stone ground I carve to enhance do stone angle.



















thank every an advice.
adisak.(guide)

Incredible work

Really nice update. I love the fact that you went back into the spaces between the cobbles and added smaller sized rocks and pebbles.

The color on your pole is great, but I don't know how accurate it is. I know here in the states a 'tar/resin' is put on the poles to keep them from deteriorating. This makes them very dark. I don't know (and that could make me wrong) if that was used then or in Europe?

astonishing work

keep it coming

wow, very impressive and inspiring. Your building, building tech is above. Thanks for sharing in pictures all of your ways

Hi Adisak !
AWESOME build and step-by-step updates, my friend !!!!! I'm really learning some good techniques here on this thread . Your innovative use of putty to make the various building components is really commendable. Kudos, Adisak ! Looking forward to the next updates. Cheers !
Kenneth .

I feel like this should be a featured article... but maybe that's just me... nah, who am I kidding? This stuff is great Adisak!

Adisak, you are a master of scratchbuilding. Excellent work.

How come you haven't finished plastering the corkboard?

Hi Adisak,

Good work, but i don't like your grass! LOL

Seriously, i have always problems with this look of grass only standing in tufts.
Spread it more and thinner, then i am reall happy! LOL

Cheers
Claude

Master modelling!

Thank you for your time to take those photos and share them, your work is trully inspiring!

What a fantastic step by step how to !!!!!!!!

Love it all

Nige

Nice attention to detail, I like the block work, the tile work is way above average. Can't wait to see more pics.

Master modeling at its best!!!!And a step by step tutorial to boot...wow,looking forward to more updates!!!Keep it up,
Ron.

thank everyone at see my works it late because ... I do 2 the project at the same time .. Ha ha! I will send the picture , come to post often.





- thank redmike.
- thank Scott thank for good advice I will try to seek the data adds again.
- glad at you like it Drabslab.
- Hi KoSprueOne , glad at it is valuable to you.
- Hi Kenneth , coat with cement already excellent strong and can paint easy with glad at you gain an advantage with it.
- thank you very much Jeremy H.
- thank you very much Mech_Inf I think ,everybody can alike.
- Hi jimz66 I must do to add again.
- Hi Claude , glad at you post I learn the news to know from you a lot of I will adjust the grass again follow an advice thank you very much.
- thank Francisco , I am delightful , at it is valuable to friends.
- thank Nige , I am glad at you like it.
- Hi Warren Isham , thank at praise I .
- Hello Ron , thank and glad at you like my works.

thank highly friends everyone.
adisak.

The ground work is excellent. Painting skills inspiring

Fantastic work Adisak! I am learning so much from this and is inspiring me to think of shortcuts for some of these effects and details.
Many thanks for sharing this!
Cheers!
Rick