Tibetan/Western Chinese House in 28mm (Updated 28Jun15: Hillside Base)

[joekano]

I've stayed in a very similar temple in Sherpaland. The windows were a lot smaller though!  

Before I forget, here's the ultimate collection of online photographs and documents from Tibet http://tibet.prm.ox.ac.uk/index.php

and a link to a site full of links to photos from the Younghusband expedition http://blog.mountainworldproductions.com/2010/10/photos-from-younghusbands-1903-expedition-to-tibet.html

That's a great resource - thanks so much!

[juergen c. olk]

Joe are you a frustrated architect,your buildings are amazing,keep up the good work.

[joekano]

So I was originally dreaming bigger for the hillside, but quickly realized storage was going to be a problem (and I don't want the wife to kill me).  As such, it only holds 3 buildings, but i think it looks nice:


I'll probably knock out a few more buildings in the future, but they will have to sit on low bases on the table.

More pics can be found on the blog if you're interested:
http://majorthomasfoolery.blogspot.com/2015/06/hillside-village-for-tibetwestern-china.html

[von Lucky]

Very, very nice.

[OSHIROmodels]

Does the job nicely 

Put a few pots and bits of scatter terrain and you're ready to go 

cheers

James

[joekano]

Hi Guys,

 I've release the architectural elements on the blog that I think can be shared under fair use rules:
http://majorthomasfoolery.blogspot.com/2015/11/architectural-details-for-28mm-back-of.html

Chris