The Medieval City 1:400

[didibuch]

Hi Marco,

your little town (really little in 1:400) looks fantastic. I like those small streets, tiny yards, maybe a garden. How do you want to make the floor, is it provided in the kit or will you place it in a diorama by yourself?

Greetings
Dieter

[marco1971]

Hello Fred,
the construction of my models I spend 40 minutes a day during my lunch break and a couple of hours during the weekend.


peereboom2 thanks, also I like most about this version picturesque. The sheet on which is placed the model is an ordinary sheet of paper that will soon be replaced with suitable ground. I have not decided what to do, for the moment I dedicate in the construction of houses.

Hello Dieter, thanks a lot! As said earlier I do not know yet which way to go.
Any idea is welcome


Began to build a town hall, this is the work of two hours. The columns are very thin about 0.5 mm and I have to find the right solution to the balcony around the columns.

Marco

[marco1971]

After the clock tower I can dedicate myself to the supporting structure hall.

Marco

[Diderick A. den Bakker]

I have just received a few pictures of the ME City from Dutch Builder Piet Thie and added them (together with several dozen more new items) to my New Photo Collection on www.flickr.com/photos/Zeist_bouwplaten. Many are unknown to me - if you have the relevant information (Publisher/designer, scale) please send me a pm?
And by the way: your own pictures are always welcome!

[marco1971]

Diderick thank you, as soon as I have some time available I will look no more your site.

New advances with the town hall, made ​​all the windows, I miss only the balcony, the staircase entry and a bit of statues on the cornices of the facades.

Marco

[Vermin_King]

Exceptional at regular scale, but this is unbelievable. It might stick up too much for your kitty, though. Does your cat seem to be attracted to 'pointy bits'? Mine does.

[marco1971]

Vermin thanks for the compliments, the cat does not worry because he knows that should not touch

Finally after more than a week of work, the town hall is finished. I wanted to overdo it by adding decorations on the facades of entry visible on the coin.

Hello to all

Marco

[Joe711]

Hello Marco!
I just now noticed this building, but it is amazing!
As with any jewelry collection, very fine work.
I look forward to the sequel.
Best regards, Joe

[BobGurkin]

I have never built a paper village but here is a VR French Village I built. It would be from about 1400AD to 1500AD. Sorry about the duplication of photos. Regarding this village. One can walk thru it and go into the various houses. If someone else is there you can talk to them. I have other places. The center of Rome circa 200 AD, a modern city, like NY. Some pretty huge builds. I suppose if one wished to do so they could be built of paper

[marco1971]

Hello Joe, thank you very much, nothing in comparison to your diorama.

Bob interesting village, I hope they do a good model.

Seventh house, nothing special compared to the other houses. The only new problem is the balcony which presents the details inside, where no one will ever see.

Marco