Gluing the stone paper...
Started to add the wodden roof to the wall...
The gate ofcourse also get wooden roof...
It indeed take some time to cut the 600 tiles needed to the walls...
...and a picture from Trönö church that inspired my church wall...
...and a picture of Haraker church from 1750, as you can see they have the wasll with roof. The Church have also been altered sins the 15th centery, larger and more windows etc.
This 'long running build project' is a great one, no doubt!
ReplyDeleteFantastic looking model, clever use of textured paper as well.
ReplyDeleteStill looking great and you haven't even started painting it yet!
ReplyDelete600 tiles? That's impressive (and a little crazy ...) Michael!
Thanks Jonas ! a bit nervous abut the painting...and crazy after cuting the 600 tiles ................
DeleteVery nice work! Is the stone-paper from the hobby-shop or a kind of wallpaper with a "relief-structure"? I have made some prints myself with stone structure but the paper-material you use looks very good.
ReplyDeleteThank you !
DeleteThe paper I ordered from a wall-paper shop, but it is not true wall.paper, its much thiner, I thin it is used to get strcture and them paint it over.
Thankyou very much for this information Michael. I will contact my local wall-papershop to buy this.
DeleteI have also seen very nice examples of printed pictures of wall-structures that have been glued on to a frame of cardboard or kapa. If you use this technique you need to be good at working with photoshop and a printer that can print in the
the right scale.I will test both techniques .
Ha en fortsatt bra dag!
Looking very nice. You might save some time by buying doll house wooden shingles for your roofs.
ReplyDeleteAppreciated !
DeleteHadent realy thought about doll house stuff, but I suppouse this is much cheaper at least the material, don´t know about my time...
This is going to be a very fine piece.
ReplyDeleteTruly outstanding build, which is more impressive with each update. Cannot wait to see the finished model.
ReplyDeleteThat is really coming together.
ReplyDeleteThis is really shaping up nice!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
This is a BIG project, sir!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great series!
ReplyDeleteThat is looking really good, Michael. I love the Nordic flavour of your work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Simon !
DeleteGlad you love the Nordic flavour, very appreciated !
Can't wait to see more. Really helpful.
ReplyDeleteLooking great!
ReplyDeleteOh wow. This gets better every post!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much my friends, glad that you all seems to have the endurance to follow this project to the end...
ReplyDeleteIn my joy to all comments I managed to delet one from my friend Sören/Black Powder, sorry Sören, I post it below...
"Black Powder has left a new comment on your post "Building a medieval church #6":
Love the fact that you're not cutting any corners. You're pot committed my friend. Shall be the coolest thing once it gets painted up!"
Ha ha, no worries - I'm just glad to see that your motor skills are working again. Soon it's painting time for this baby...
DeleteLooking wonderful Michael!
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