July 13, 20159 yr Awesome stuff! You have a very recognizable style of which I am very fond. The dark blue for the water is a great idea!
July 14, 20159 yr Beautiful buildings with lots of interesting details. They fit together very well. Can't wait to see the whole layout.
July 14, 20159 yr Truly amazing. Love all the details and architecture. I got a lot of inspiration from your work,thanks.
December 16, 20159 yr Author UPDATE DECEMBER 16 Another little piece of my WIP Old Town Center is done; this time it’s a fishmonger. I wanted the building to be a little brother to my green grocer, using dark colors instead of the lighter shades I used in my green grocer. I used mostly dark blue, shades of brown and gray. The ground floor consist of the shop, with an office in the addition at the back. There’s a gate to the side for the delivery of supplies. On the right side is the entrance to the home above. The stoop to the front door is littered with potted plants and flowers. Below the shop is a basement where the fish is prepared, gutted, smoked and stored. The wharf assures a constant stream of fresh fish, sold by local fishermen to the fishmonger. Above the shop is a little home, with 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bath and a livingroom with open kitchen. Fishmonger by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Fishmonger by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Fishmonger by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Fishmonger by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Fishmonger by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr
December 16, 20159 yr That's all beautiful! The detail is amazing! I'd love to see a shot of them all together.
December 16, 20159 yr I love these buildings and they make an amazing cityscape. Fantastic work, thanks for sharing.
December 19, 20159 yr Great stuff! I especially like the old wharf. It "feels" just like a real place.
December 19, 20159 yr Just 'discovered' this topic Looks very nice. Love the 'medival' look. Think it's not the right name but ... you know what I mean I hope. Great to see all those buildings, streets and stuff in an old style. Great details too. the Fishmonger looks a nice and cosy place too me. Looks like a place where I would buy some nice fish of 'kibbeling', haha Nice detail, that 'pole' on the roof with the hook for towing. Think it's pretty typical Dutch? Only the windmill looks a bit fragile to me, at the bottom part. Ques when the wind blows too hard the windmill brake of and it looks like pretty dangerous to walk around it, before you know you will decapitated. Looking forward to the next moc.
December 20, 20159 yr UPDATE DECEMBER 16 Is there any way i could build these by myself? Edited December 20, 20159 yr by Rick Please don't quote unnecessarily
February 3, 20169 yr Author UPDATE FEBRUARY 3rd Second version of my Dairy Shop! I made it more sturdy, and converted it into a modular. The roof was changed and a cellar at water level was added. The dairy and cheese shop is run by Cam and Bert (... get it? Cam and Bert? Camembert?), who also live above their shop... seeing as nobody else wanted to live above that, erm, "aromatic" place. The shop has a large cellar where cheese is made. A waterwheel powers the butter-churn. Outside the shop a lot of wares are displayed; a variety of cheese, milk, cream, eggs etc. The home upstairs has a living/kitchen, toilet, and a bedroom with ensuite in the attic. Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr Dairy Shop by Ben van Middendorp, on Flickr
February 6, 20169 yr They are fantastic builds!! Hard to choose a favourite they're all so good!! I really like the traditional looking style you've used.... I'd love to see them all put together!!! Looking forward to more!!
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