Quite good and very interesting work as well, I really like the contrast between the massive block and its crumpled side, this is quite a good bit of work (again) ..

Hi Jerry. Gets better and better all the time. The architecture captures the medevil structures nicely, but your attention to stone shapes and how they were built is great. Lots of effort but thats what gives the authentic appearance and why we drool.

Hi Jerry. Gets better and better all the time. The architecture captures the medevil structures nicely, but your attention to stone shapes and how they were built is great. Lots of effort but thats what gives the authentic appearance and why we drool.

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Hi Jerry. Gets better and better all the time. The architecture captures the medevil structures nicely, but your attention to stone shapes and how they were built is great. Lots of effort but thats what gives the authentic appearance and why we drool.

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Exactly!

Jerry - Really enjoy viewing your progress! Keep it coming.
I'm wondering what's next with this great overall work.
Dave

It's timeless Jerry!

As a walled town, it does indeed remind me of Rotenberg, especially the tower and gate.

However, the half-timber houses made me think of some of the small towns in Lohheida around the Bergen-Hohne training area. Those were all dolled up with bright white and lots of blue paints with little window boxes full of flowers (when we passed through and around).

The town of Celle...



Of course, you could paint murals on the upper-story walls and put them in the Alps, too!

Your time building dios and figures for museums is starting to show, my friend!

Hi Jerry,

the vines look terrific and add that certain something!
Should you ever need fotos of Rotenburg's walls and fortifications, just let me know! I've got a couple of hundred my wife took for me when I was working on my Lützen project!

Keep up the great work m8!!

Cheers



Romain

I also have a lot of pix of Rotenberg but could always use more! Thanks for the offer.
Forgive my ignorance but what is your Lutzen project?

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I also have a lot of pix of Rotenberg but could always use more! Thanks for the offer.
Forgive my ignorance but what is your Lutzen project?

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There is nothing wrong with not knowing my Lützen project! :-))
I have a lot of pics, but I don't want to annoy anybody with posting them. If however you want to see them, just send me an email to [email protected] and I will send attachments.

Cheers

Romain

Strasbourg or Colmar(France) ?

Anyway, superb work. Looks a bit small, but as you copied the real thing it is what it is.

What a clean desk!! :-)

Have a nice weekend

Claude

The shrinking of the windows is IMO a bit to much, but otherwise this is certainly a very good copy and modeling work.
Perhaps you should have opted for a radical changement regarding the windows and do one single one, standard size, in the middle?

I like the front part of the roof. Well done

Claude

Hi Jerry,

you are right about windows having been gradually enlarged. Not entirely "koscher", but..it's not the only architectural "sin" in Rothenburg!!

Yours looks just great though!!!

Cheers

Romain