Hello
I whish present here these photo of a building made in plaster. Corner building is made in cork and balsa wood.
I hope that rae interesting for us

CArlos

Looking very good, great paintwork on the stonebuilding - did you make the buildings yourself ?

G'day Mate.
thats awsume!
im asuming you totally scratchbuilt these, if this is the case then its an even more outstanding job!
excellent work!
cheers

yes blockhaus, it is interesting! Your buildings are great

Thanks for your nice words.
yes, I made this buildings 100% scratchbuild. Gate is from a postcard of Rennes (France) and corner from a photo of Afther the Battle magazine devoted to Normandy Battle. all buildings exists today.

cheers

Really nice work.

Fantastic work again Blockhaus!! Any chance of a full, step by step tutorial with pictures etc?

Very unique stone work with the field stones and cut stones merging together with the top framing. Really draws you in.

Well done. Whats the plan on painting the window wood work?

Hello,
windows must be improved, I not like the result.
I wish paint it with a colour blue or green.

Carlos

stone building is awesome..i liked the combination of different stones..congrats

Simply Outstanding work Carlos I tried the cork method myself once and I just didnt have the patience I guess. Your work is very inspiriing.
Cheers,
Bryan

I hope that soon I can send some photos of the process. My aims when I put these photos is inspiring others. Most of these photos are buildings alf constructed for see how is made: materials, etc...
I pur these big buildings only to mostrate how far you can reach with these material. But these metod is very sutiable for make higly detailed little structures: a garden entrance, a little corner, a column, etc...
LAte I post photos of houses made in balsa wood and Das pronto. We can use a wide variety of materials for make structures.
best whises
Carlos

wow, thats amazing, i think i'll stick to 1 story houses for now :-)

Carlos

Excellent buildings. I have had the opportunity to view your work before and I am constantly amazed.

Jay

That is absolutly awesome.