The building looks full of character - far more important than absolute accuracy.

- not sure about the patio though

Nice work,

What materials did you use? and what are windows done with?

how did you do your creeping plant on the front as well?

it looks really good

Nice work, What materials did you use? and what are windows done with?

 

how did you do your creeping plant on the front as well?

HI.

The windows were a problem because I couldn't find anything etchwise which was correct.( It would be really useful if BH Enterprises etc provided pictures of their products).

I decided in the end to try putting each part of the frame in individually ( cut from thin plasticard strip), as far as the 4 sides, the central post and the sills went. I then relied on scoring the smaller parts of the frame on the glazing plastic. Once installed, I then used a very fine brush to run a little paint into the score lines, just to suggest the framework.

As I said, it looks ok from normal viewing distance.

I have no idea what colour the paintwork of the original was ( only bw photos exist) but it doesn't seem to be dark enough to be Midland red/ maroon, as with the booking office etc.

The wall lattice was created by soldering overlapping fine brass wire. The plant itself is simply Woodland Scenics light turf teased out slightly, with a light scatter added.

Chris