Tudor House

[keetong]

This is my second go at a tudor house, you proably wouldn't want to see my first.

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/sidorak1...picture_048.jpg

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/sidorak1...picture_047.jpg

Sorry about links, not sure how to post pictures.

[BlueBard]

Nice little house!

Sorry about links, not sure how to post pictures.

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[WhiteFang]

Keetong, nice house! I like the medival look of it. Certainly looks cosy. Does it have an interior as well?

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[Cardinal Brick]

It looks good the only suggested improvement I’d propose is to add a few diagonal beams. Other wise it's a good solid house and I'd personally like to see your first attempt just to see the progression.

[Shoc]

I like it, very nice! It very much reminds me of some of the tudor buildings in Winchester, near where I live. That's a compliment hehe.

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[I Scream Clone]

I really like the look of this Tudor house! The only small thing I think, is the base of the house needs a little more of a reinforced look to hold the weight of the house on top

Give these a look for more advanced Tudor designs too.

EB thread

Lenny's Crossbeam Technique

[Sir Dillon]

This is a nice little house you have Keetong. The only thing I dislike is the way you've done the stone bottom. I would suggest at least making the sides symetrical, and continuing the arch supports down to the bottom of the base.

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