Limburg farm - Leon Schuijt - 1: 150 - Page 2

**Styrian Spitfire** · #11 03-02-2020, 11:19 AM

Part 7, the small door ... for the big gate ...

... that closes the courtyard ... now prepare the first roof ...

... and equipped with dormers and chimney

Sincerely
Kurt

**altomentis** · #12 03-02-2020, 10:45 PM

Thank you for sharing all these details.

I would love it if you had a YouTube channel where you show the steps in more detail. When I see the models in process I often wonder how the builder decides where and how to reinforce architectural models.

**Styrian Spitfire** · #13 03-05-2020, 01:23 PM

Hello altomentis ,

it is to hard for me to style a you tube Video

Continue with the roof ... due to the reinforcements, the inner struts have to be modified a little ...

There was some warping during assembly ... Roof 25 is very angled ...
... which also took some patience to complete

Sincerely yours
Kurt

**Erik Zwaan** · #14 03-06-2020, 04:14 AM

Nice progress Kurt and you handled the rather complicated roof structures very well! Seems like you're almost there

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Cheers,
Erik

**Kevin WS** · #15 03-06-2020, 09:45 AM

Very nice little model Kurt.

**Styrian Spitfire** · #16 03-07-2020, 10:17 AM

Hi Kevin and Erik ,

thank you for your comments

Prepare outbuilding 26 ... a small gingerbread house

now the wall 47 ... three attachments complete the wall ...

... which is now being added to the annex

Sincerely yours

Kurt

**Styrian Spitfire** · #17 03-09-2020, 12:26 PM

Part 45 ... is glued in the corner ...

Add the small outbuilding 29… to the bakery

Place the short wall 46 with reinforcements ...

Sincerely
Kurt

**Styrian Spitfire** · #18 03-13-2020, 01:14 PM

Hello from Holland

The last part - the great wall ... built on the edge of the courtyard

Now that all parts have been installed, the site is designed

Sincerely
Kurt

**Styrian Spitfire** · #19 03-15-2020, 02:27 AM

Hello

I will design the painted trellis trees in 3D ... I will use the fine roots of the sunflower ...

... sprinkled with foliage from NOCH ... and planted on the wall

Thus, the Limburg farm is finished after 12 days of handicraft with 19 hours of handicraft fun

My conclusion: a fairly simple curve, in which the accuracy of the construction is not paramount,
but the lovely charm of the model.

Kind regards from Styria
Kurt

**Erik Zwaan** · #20 03-15-2020, 03:12 AM

Hello Kurt, such a nice and creative build! Congratulations and thanks for keeping those old Leon Schuijt kits alive and kicking! Stay safe with all this Corona crap. Paper modeling keeps our minds sane, healthy but most of all, positive.

Regards,
Erik