Thank you Carsten and Peter, it is smaller than most models but the detailing still takes the same amount of time. I started a really big model a few weeks ago but don't seem to have time to finish her off ATM, hopefully soon.

Hello Kriss, all the models/renders that I post here are just hobby/pass-time projects. Why do you want some

thanks John

Just spent a week in Somerset with the big one, 25th Anniversary don't know how she's put up with me all these years!.
Stumbled upon the little village of Dunster https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunster
A true little gem of old England.

I know, I spotted the missing door handles
John

"What are "Bog booms" ???" Think I've just cracked a rib laughing so much.

I'm sure Richard will answer in a way only Richard can

John

Thank you everyone for your comments I'm humbled by them

The model is too big to be covered in a single stone texture ~ 138m visible, but could easily have been fixed as TIG rightly pointed out with a little PP. To borrow a word he often uses but is very apt here.. it's "sloppy" PP.
@ rodman100 your correct recycling was here long before the plastic bottle, I often use several textures to covey this.

Whoever gave TIG's comment/opinion the thumbs down needs to take a look at themselves...childish.

Once again thanks for the comments
John

Lovely model Simon, you'll get some great renders from it, love B&W images

John

Again Lincolnshire/Yorkshire. Two different buildings combined for this image.

Used up the last of the me time for a while, back to livin' the dream
John

Looks great, a little reflection and it would look like a plastic model

Thank you all for the comments

Posting on the Forum is often something of a dilemma, damned if you do, damned if you don't.

I wish we as a community could encourage more members to post their work..... Ignore me I'm just thinking aloud

John

but it may have been somewhere in Yorkshire (I forget), old age is creeping in fast

John

Great modeling Elisei

Nice renders Mike the small table looks great
John

Again the use of two woods looks neat

Thanks Carsten and Lee.

It's a pleasure posting again but lets see how long it is before the images begin to be deleted

John

Thanks Richard, your a gent

@ Lee & HornOxx

AO and Raw

John

Another beauty Steve

I think everyone can tell how much you love modeling, without it you'd never produce the standard or consistency (perfection even) that you do .

John

Thanks Daniel
Thanks Lee, ill post line work when i get home on friđay night.

John

Thank you everyone , it was a fun little project.

Steve the price of "rural" property here would make your eyes water.
@ HornOxx, the only thing done PP was the distant mountains and clouds.

John

Been a long time since my last post...a recent project

John

Looks great wonder what it's like cornering

Looks great