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I think I think maybe it's because of the shared heritage between the British and American culture that it's marketed as Tudor or Elizabethan as that is what was the main building style in the UK at that time and perhaps some of the first migrants to "New England" took the style with them. Also when looking at medieval architecture in europe it seems most old world countries used similar techniques, if the wood was available as in the 14th century bricks were an expensive building material. Other villagers may be able to add extra information 🙂
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Enzo Ferrari by CDW - FINISHED - Tamiya 1:24 Scale
Edwardkenway replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Very Nice job Craig, your cabinet is beginning to look like a very upmarket exclusive automobile showroom 😉 -
At home today because of the rain, so thought I would make the bowsprit. Using my cordless drill and sandpaper I have got a basic shape also painted the windlass supports and the skylight body still got to make the ratchet and the bowsprit bits, which I'm thinking of putting the pal for the windlass on. Thanks to the encouraging comments and the likes. Cheers 😉
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Fantasy Figures for Warhammer Games by Edwardkenway
Edwardkenway replied to Edwardkenway's topic in Completed non-ship models
I never won with the Goblins but always had fun losing 😊. I think though that I enjoyed painting as much as gaming. -
1:8 1965 Shelby Cobra 427 S/C - Agora Models
Edwardkenway replied to James H's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Fantastic detail, I agree with OC it's far more than a model!! -
Enzo Ferrari by CDW - FINISHED - Tamiya 1:24 Scale
Edwardkenway replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
You got a great sheen on the paint work, personally I think the yellow is fantastic 🙂 -
Some good looking work there Glenn. I particularly like the companion which looks as fine as a Syren mini kit 🙂
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Hi again, so I did my homework and found the post on how to turn a square stick into an octagonal one, and after several abysmal and downright awful attempts, (scrap bin was well fed with this little project) I've got one that is acceptable. I'm still making the cap end pieces and have still got to make the ratchet part . also need to add the details like the holes for the levers. Thanks for the likes and visiting👍 Cheers 😉
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