Hi friends,

The last week of October a new client ask if i can build a cut in half newly built house for a exhibition 8 December this year and three days later we have closed a deal.

As a shipbuilder this is complete new for me and let you see how this project worked out from the start.

It's fun to build stuff that's not fits normal in your comfort zone, but the dealines i got are always so tide that's it's freaking you out.

Still i hope you also like the project.

This is some of the renders i have to work with, but some of the bricks are different in colour than on the render.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/vfracingteam/albums/72157666725517619

SCAN0134 by VFracingteam, on Flickr

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Edited November 24, 20177 yr by Edwin Korstanje

Only one word pops to mind.....WOW

Thanks @Dafgek81 for the great comment.

Some progress from this week and build in the first floor and lighting for the downfloor and the wire are all hiddin in the ceiling.

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Edited November 24, 20177 yr by Edwin Korstanje

Some update and build the kitchen and bathroom.

I am building now the second floor with all the lighting for the first floor.

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That shower corner is perfect. It must be very different from ships as I don't see much snot here. I aslo like to floor heating and ceiling with lights, I hope your client will like it as much as I do

Still jawdropping.

I like the Toilett 

The Details are amazing

Edited November 28, 20177 yr by KikoTube

Thanks guys for the great comments.

This weekend i build the second floor with all the lighting and wires hidden in de floor fot the first floor.

Today i started with the roof section and have still 8 days to the deadline.

Here the update from this weekend.

IMG_7065 by VFracingteam, on Flickr

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Today i reach the highest point of the build.

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This evening i build the first 6 of 9 total solarpanels in the roof and they fit exactly to the mm and it's looks they are made for Lego.

IMG_7081 by VFracingteam, on Flickr

The attention to detail is impeccable, as usual with you. Love it!

Are those solar panels real and if so, will they be powering the lighting in the house?

1 hour ago, jfbat said:

The attention to detail is impeccable, as usual with you. Love it!

Are those solar panels real and if so, will they be powering the lighting in the house?

Thanks @jfbat,

The solar panels are real and comming from Conrad https://www.conrad.nl/nl/polykristallijn-zonnepaneel-075-wp-3-v-110456.html

There is a made 3 way option for my client and the lighting can be use by the solar panels, 220v ore a powerbank. the solar panels are linkt per two and deliver about 5v together.

The solar panels only work good with natural daylight and halogeen spotlights. so for the exhibition they will use the 220v option.

I am almost done with the house and very glad that i have no worry's anymore for the deadline.? Only two not working solarpanels that does not have to work,a construction sign from the building company in the garden, cleaning all my finger marks and a transport crate have to be done. Also the table and the showcase are ready to. I hope you like follow the project.

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Lego Scale building at its finest.  This is just fantastic. 

Great work, Edwin!

Thanks friends for the nice reply's.

The transport crate is ready to, only some small details have to fit and will let you see later on this week the final result.

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The last final details are made and have only cleaning all my fingermarks and some dust.
Thursday is the delivery and the client can't wait to see it in real and are complete happy with the final result.
On Saturday we are invited with my family as special quest and the CEO of the company will speak to us and the rest off the company for the offically baptize on the Lego house model.☺️
The next 12 one of a kind models are booket for 3 different clients, from Germany, Canada en Netherlands and complete full till June 2018.

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Love your work. You are quite the artist.

I made a little doodle with one of your pictures so that it can be used on the site of customer.

(too bad there is no english translation..)

 

Edited December 6, 20177 yr by JunkstyleGio

Just now, JunkstyleGio said:

Love your work. You are quit the artist.

I made a little doodle with one of your picture so that it can be used on the site of customer.

(too bad there is no english translation..)

 

 

Thanks buddy and think they will like your doodle.

Edited December 6, 20177 yr by Edwin Korstanje

Here the final result and the cliënt was extreem happy with the result.

Thanks for all the nice and great comments friends.

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WOW. Love your progress pics throughout the whole thing. It look's amazing. I especially love the lighting you did. 

Great build as allways..

great build!

I would love to know which shades/colours of tile you used for the wood cladding. it looks wonderfull. the only colours I can think (in my limited knowledge) would be brown, reddish brown and dark orange is that correct? 

 

2 hours ago, MangaNOID said:

great build!

I would love to know which shades/colours of tile you used for the wood cladding. it looks wonderfull. the only colours I can think (in my limited knowledge) would be brown, reddish brown and dark orange is that correct? 

 

Thanks @MangaNOID,

The wooden floor are reddish brown tiles and for the outside wall the bricks are dark orange.

 

Thanks! Can't believe it's just one colour on the cladding, there seems to be variant shades. Maybe just slight angle variations in the bricks reflecting light.

great work anyway! Makes me feel cosy on this cold summer day here.