Monday, 16 September 2013

More on the Tudor tavern

The previous part of this project is here

So far so good, all windows are made up and installed, and the shell is lightly glued together.

The original test piece which I wasn't at all happy with, was resurrected and used for the back wall. I did this by by spraying over with white and after cutting out the white panels painting the 'woodwork' black as I did for the front elevation.

I decided to jetty out the front gable, I also added a downstairs window and changed the upstairs window in the gable for one with more suitable glazing bars.

Doors are made from Daler board, scribed and with microstrip detailing. The iron rivets are dots of pva glue.

As I'm going to fit some lighting, I've added some internal black card masking and the next job is to add some internal strengtheners and think about how the roof will be.

More to come

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