Various European builds - Windmill - Page 40

[Arthur]

Very impressive indeed.

Do you have any plans to do C18th/19th German/Austrian buildings in resin in the fullness of time ?

[valleyboy]

I doubt I have seen anything better than these in nearly 40 yrs as a wargamer

[OSHIROmodels]

Thank you kindly 

Do you have any plans to do C18th/19th German/Austrian buildings in resin in the fullness of time ?

Possibly 

[chokidar]

I really like the Austrian figure shown to indicate scale or size. What make is he?
Thanks
C

[OSHIROmodels]

Can't remember, sorry.

[Arthur]

He looks like a Victrix plastic Austrian to me. 

[OSHIROmodels]

Back on with the European builds and a building base for a regular customer 

[Romark]

Lovely job again 
All that's missing is a stork's nest on that chimney 

[Wellington]

Brilliant!

But I'm not sure about the placement of the chimney. At least in Bavaria (very close related to Austria), the chimney is placed inside the building to heat all rooms around the chimey and not on the front side of the building.

[Captain Blood]

Beeeeeoootiful 

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks chaps 

But I'm not sure about the placement of the chimney. At least in Bavaria (very close related to Austria), the chimney is placed inside the building to heat all rooms around the chimey and not on the front side of the building.

That's an interesting point. Some of the reference photos I've got show a chimney on the side so I suppose it's a later addition 

[Wellington]

If you have picture than is seem ok!

The problem is that building styles changes very often in Germany and Austria. In an area of 100 Square Kilometers in south-east Bavaria I know at least 5 different styles of placing the farm buildings at farms, build in the late 19. and early 20. century.

Sometimes you can even pin down the area of a building by the style the roof is done, tile roof, slate roof, wooden shingle etc.

[OSHIROmodels]

Awkward buggers 

[gamer Mac]

Cracking job

[rumacara]

Lovely work.