Dorset 1700s * 17.04.16 Some Salute game shots*

[FramFramson]

She's-a verra nice. Hon hon hon!

[Vanvlak]

Grand show, right down to the posing guv'nor with the tankard. 

[Elk101]

Apparently the original customs house was burnt down and rebuilt in replica in 1813. The stairs were apparently based on the Guildhall. So says the English Heritage listing. The railings might not be original then.

[Captain Blood]

Absolutely splendid work James 

[uti long smile]

Tasty!

[FramFramson]

Apparently the original customs house was burnt down and rebuilt in replica in 1813. The stairs were apparently based on the Guildhall. So says the English Heritage listing. The railings might not be original then.

So you've found Jim an out! 

[dodge]

Thats so brilliant 

[warburton]

Very nice!

[Furt]

That's just brilliant - as expected from James. 

[Thunderchicken]

Good grief!!   

[OSHIROmodels]

Many thanks for the replies chaps 

Apparently the original customs house was burnt down and rebuilt in replica in 1813. The stairs were apparently based on the Guildhall. So says the English Heritage listing. The railings might not be original then.

He's not getting them anyway 

Interesting though, I wonder how different it is in total then.

More buildings to follow soon 

cheers

James

[Centaur_Seducer]

Excellent!

[Constable Bertrand]

Woo! Looking good Bibbles. The size seems rather good, substantial but with a tight floor plan. Ace work matey.

Cheers
Matt.

[OSHIROmodels]

Cheers fellas  

Carrying on with some town houses even though I keep getting pestered to make the village first  

These two are joined together permanently and I'll be making several others like it in twos and threes. I'll also be making some angled buildings to fit in between so the streets aren't in a grid pattern.

Obviously still the roofs to paint, chimneys to add along with doors/windows etc.




There'll be cobbled pavements along with a few other 'key' buildings that have yet to be finalised  

cheers

James

[Furt]

Brilliant Jim!! 

This is exactly what I'm trying to do for my own 18th century horror stuff - albeit with much less skill and flare!!