I was curious if using the same roof technique as my Cartographer Vig would look good for an entire building. I only had enough black slopes, but I thing you can see the detail well enough.

The Captain of the Little Fishin Boat had an excellent trade run last month, and was able to afford himself a nice house.

Very nice little house, I like the tall sloping roof The well, garden, and road are all great too

Hmmm, not bad. Not bad at all!! I like the roof and the top red railing matches perfectly!

Good use of the offset slope roof design.The well makes good use of technic elements and the woodpile is a nice touch too

Considering my initial reaction was 'that's a great roof design', and then I read your notes expressing your doubts on it, I think you succeeded in pulling my it off Phred. It matches the historic aesthetic really nicely.

I also noticed how you built the house slightly off center. Nice touch!

Only thing I would have liked to see is window sills on the first floor to break up the flat white wall a bit.

Great job!

Nice build, I think the roof turned out quite well!

Nicely done. The roof certainly looks very Oleandish, and you included plenty of details I'd expect to see at a small country home (farm, boy chopping wood, well, etc.). Nice job with the uneven, rocky road.

Great job using the roof technique on a full structure. It works well! And it's an appealing residence for your captain. My favorite grounds detail is the vegetable garden.

Yepp, nice little house!

Nice little house, Phred. I think the overhang with this roof technique makes it look a bit top heavy, but other than that, it works rather well. Perhaps doing away with the overhang, or making the ground floor higher, would help. And on a larger building I think it will look great!

The highlight of the build is the grounds, though. I really like the little vegetable plot and the road.

Good to see someone using the Ile de Romantica licenses.