I designed an L-shaped house to fit a 50mm-
square space situated on its own at the corner of
the terrain base. I gave it a roof of round tiles.
Next to the church, there needed to be a wall between it and its neighbour’s
allotment. I planned to extend this wall to enclose all of the allotment space and
the outhouse. This would be to the rear of a building with a simple pantile roof.
With these buildings and the church
designed and built, I could now complete
the south side of Essling’s main street.
More Essling Houses
With the L-shaped house designed as a neighbour for one side of Essling Church (see Post 202) I set about designing some models for the other side of the church. I had to reserve space for the side road that led to Long Garden so I designed two fairly small houses and an even smaller outhouse that could fit the space available.
POST 204
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