Garage Apt / Townhouse
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Takes some time and effort, doesn't it?
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Oh I really can understand that! There are many projects of mine, which I started at the very beginning, with many mistakes, getting more and more complicated. I have to rebuild them too. But the skills are getting better and better, every day!
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You know that first model looked alot better than most of our first models!
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@ross macintosh said:
You know that first model looked alot better than most of our first models!
Thanks!
Honestly, I got lucky and didn't try to push beyond what I could grasp at the time. It wasn't until a few more months passed that I managed to make another decent model. And it's really only been just the last few months that it all "gelled" for me.
My workflow and production process still need more work and I have yet to master curved surfaces.
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@dingleberries said:
Takes some time and effort, doesn't it?
It took me almost 3 month (off and on) to build that first one. It took me almost 2 weeks to build the new one... from scratch.
(except for furniture and bath fixtures. those are from the warehouse and half of those I modified)
Well worth the time, effort and study. I love this program.
Maybe in another year I'll be able to build cars and ships.
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Some friends have pointed out the bathroom configurations are not suitable for winters with the plumbing being in an exterior wall.
I'll post the changes in a few days.
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Update:
New tree and awnings. Fixed corner trim. (wasn't aligned right) Interior has the new bathroom configuration.
2nd floor bath
3rd floor master bath
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Aerial view.
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