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    • tademaT Offline
      tadema
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      Perrycroft - 1893-94. Charles Voysey
      John


      01 - Per.jpg


      02 - Perrycroft Lines.jpg


      03 - Perrycroft SU Model.jpg


      04 - PC.jpg

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      • KrisidiousK Offline
        Krisidious
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        beautiful... do you know? were the gutter system supports part of the initial design or secondary "fix the issue" type thing? aesthetically they are very pleasing.

        it's almost as if you're doing restoration work... bringing back to life what was lost. great work as usual.

        By: Kristoff Rand
        Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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          Roger
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          Did you intentionally edit out the lightning rod? And was it part of the original design? Possibly even custom manufactured just for that building?

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          • tademaT Offline
            tadema
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            Hello Roger, I'm not sure that it's a lightning rod or just for decoration! These models are based on the original plans and most of the houses where either altered during building/construction or in later years.
            John

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              tadema
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              Hello Kristoff, I replied to you before replying to Roger but it's dissapeared again, sorry!. I think the gutter brackets are more for aesthetic quality rarther than practicallity, they appear on several of Voysey's buildings.
              John

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              • leedeeteeL Offline
                leedeetee
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                Super, John. And I love how you post up progress images.

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                • emerald15E Offline
                  emerald15
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                  ... just beautiful! (& inspiring)

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                  • EscapeArtistE Offline
                    EscapeArtist
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                    I'd no idea that Voysey was such a prolific architectural designer. My other half and myself are fans of other items he's had a hand in, so it's great to see all the new work.

                    As always, a really good model and rendering. I don't know how you make these so quickly, your post work is great.

                    So, any plans to do Little Moreton Hall or maybe Cragside? πŸ˜‰

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                    • tademaT Offline
                      tadema
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                      Tahnk you Lee & emerald15.
                      Jeff, I've looked at both those buildings many times, infact TIG suggested Cragside a long time ago. I really don't think I could model either from Photographs alone, but I'd jump at the chance if I could find an elevation drawing.
                      regards John

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