In making sure all the rooms were correct, besides general cleaning up of dirt that may have stuck to the very easily dirtied watercolour paper, i noticed i had been missing a ceiling above my main hall, having to correct that also.
Shown below are the vareous stages of assembly...
This is a shot of the rooms, partially assembled in halves of the house.
Test fitting of the rooms against the exterior walls
Sunrise on Barker St!
All of the interior attatched to the main walls.After all the rooms were in, we attempted to cover the exposed face of the section with watercolour paper, which involved a lot of careful gluing and trimming.
In the late morning, Franchesca left for an important event. Fortunately by then, the house had been assembled in it's marvellous entirity. :) (...sigh. forgot to take photos of the terrace being built)
I stayed for a few more hours to assemble the exteriors which had thankfully been built already.
Leaving at about 2pm, i had my drive-thru KFC lunch with the relief that the model had finally been finished.
Again, didnt take photos at this stage, but it brings us to the completed model, which will be seen in the next post.
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