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Good evening everyone mill day 2 although day 2 i was messing about with other bits to try and work out what i am trying to achieve, if i do ever give up on this project, its not due to ideas, more to the fact, i dont have much of a plan on where I want to go with it the river wall is coming on ok, the wooden piles fitted in ok, was happy with the mill tonight but i took the windows out again as they were over sized, intention are now to have a another building at right angles to this one through which the water supply will pass, and a warehouse to the right for some sort of boat loading by the steps
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lovely to see an update, she looks fantastic
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having finished the church for now, time for something else day 1 water mill like last time no plans just trying to keep to a scale of 1/87 i have an idea of how i want it to look, a building above a stream with a top fed water supply, 3 levels above ground lever, with a canopy over the water pit so bear with me, and im open to suggestions as always
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good afternoon everyone hope everyone had a nice safe Christmas, ours was very quiet, my wife daughters family all went down with the plague, so spoilt things, but they are all ok so far day 24 church complete built the tower back onto the wall, but not within it as before the roof has been stained with a weak peat india ink, any other bits will have to wait, till it is decided where it will fit, and at what ere its going to be in
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Good evening everyone Day 18 rebuild the back wall is now going back in played around with the louvre/shutters on the bell openings, not as much done as wanted, life keeps getting in the way tonight i was given a lecture on the east/west orientation of churches, and what side the access to doors should be in relation to that , lots to learn, but if you read/trust wikki churches were built/rebuilt in what ever space was given to the building not sure if i should redo the walls now or just do better on the next unit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orientation_of_churches
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i have brought 3 chairs, a wagon full of popcorn and cloudy lemonade for this one Dennis, can me doggie come a watch as well, he is sick of the lockdown restrictions as much as everyone else
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good morning everyone i asked for honest opinions, so have taken the build back to try and sort the problems, i was quite happy with the church sides, the tower really bugged me, so at present the roof was removed and tower taken down, as for the spire, well you wont see that again what i do like about this material, is that most of it is salvageable,, being ceramic stuck to paper with PVA glue the adhesive and paper dissolve in warm water leaving minimum clean up on the bricks which are reusable , lol depending how much they were sanded what went wrong the tower was ok up to the apex of the roof, with a combination of the apex and the bell window openings everything got bunched up, i started then to patch it up, hence the earthquake look what i should have done was brick the tower separately yes i do make work for my self, anyone who follows my logs know that, but, i dont want 15 fully built churches i want to try and get the first one looking better lessons learnt (and yes all the same as boat building) yes its a simple church, but still need to draw some basic scale plans, and don't add bits half way through draw straight lines on the paper to keep bricks in line look at photos to see how they were built sand each layer,
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