Roman Villa

[Paul]

Scratchbuilt



More pics, including interior views and someSkeps (Beehives) HERE

[Peter]

On the blog you get a real impression of what you made here! I'm impressed Paul! Excellent work!

[davbenbak1]

What did you use to get the texturing on the walls?

[Mr. Andrea]

I see is a modern villa with garage
Great job as usual, Paul!

[Mr. Andrea]

and after having seen pictures on your blog I got......................speechless and bowed before your mastery

[Paul]

What did you use to get the texturing on the walls?

Wood glue and fine sand..a bit like this..
http://paulsbods.blogspot.de/2012/01/eastern-house.html
.........only not so thickly pasted on..a thin smear of glue then drizzle the sand over it, shake of the excess..let dry and paint.

[Alois Nebel]

Very nice scratchbuild. Could you please tell us who produces that laser-cut roofing?

V.

[Paul]

. Could you please tell us who produces that laser-cut roofing?

Unfortunately I can´t. I sent the measurements to the "customer" and he sent the Roof parts to paint and add to the building.

[Beano Boy]

Great Work Paul. i Just Love this kind of stuff!
I have lots of cardboard delivered in way of small packaging and once the sides are removed it leaves the tiny size inner corrugated card,just right for scratch building small scale buildings.
I have often wondered, "Did the Romans ever have drainpipes and guttering?" BB

[Ben90]

Fantastic work!

[Cryns]

Very nice to see this house with mosaic floors and frescoed walls inside.

I noticed your complete Roman town last winter. What happened to that one? Where is it now? Did you sell it?