making hacienda

[dijit]

Wow! Great work, my french is terrible, so i'm not going to try, but fantastic work.

[duhamel]

[artshiraz]

greetings

now this is just stupefying work. Well done.

@ a mod: couldn't you pin this one thread here as sticky as this is tutorial quality. Thank you

[white knight]

or even move it to the "how to" childboard? 

[duhamel]

or even move it to the "how to" childboard? 

c'est quoi childboard? ?

It is what childboard

[Malamute]

or even move it to the "how to" childboard? 

c'est quoi childboard? ?

It is what childboard

Sorry I can't explain in French.

At the top of the workbench board is a section entitled "How Too".(Its a child board)

Hammers may think its worth moving your thread to that section in due course, where it can be viewed by anyone embarking on a similar project as reference. Its all good    stuff

[duhamel]

or even move it to the "how to" childboard? 

c'est quoi childboard? ?

It is what childboard

Sorry I can't explain in French.

At the top of the workbench board is a section entitled "How Too".(Its a child board)

Hammers may think its worth moving your thread to that section in due course, where it can be viewed by anyone embarking on a similar project as reference. Its all good    stuff

I understood of what he(it) it acts thank you for your explanation

[duhamel]

[duhamel]

Check here is it is everything for this evening good night

[duhamel]

Here is the stages of manufacturing are going to be the same till the end thus I shall redo photos of the final assembly and the decoration of the court(yard).
I put a photo of what inspired me.
Goodbye

[Grimm]

it is a very usefull report you do here .
many thanks
Grimm

[Malamute]

Duhamel,

Tell me more about the illustration if you can.
It looks like a scene from the Texas War of Independence with the Texians raising a flag with the Mexican flag torn down?

[Mark Plant]

I put a photo of what inspired me.

I notice that the outbuilding in that picture is thatched. I know many Mexican buildings were similar.

Does anyone know what they were using? I guessing reeds, but it would be nice to know.

[HerbyF]

The flag being raised is one from California not Texas. So I would believe that this picture would be from California after the Mexican/American war.

[duhamel]

The flag being raised is one from California not Texas. So I would believe that this picture would be from California after the Mexican/American war.

The photo illustrates the grip(taking) of a strong Mexican in California 1845 after the expedition(shipping) of the colonnel lieutenant John C Fremont and Kit Carson.

America before 1850 was a small nation  and even more before 1800