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Post by stoker // Feb 26, 2008, 11:01am

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 Its been about 4 months since I've been on here and tbh its down to the fact that i barely use ts anymore - mainly due to time or having something better to do:o.

Here are a couple of "designs" if you like of some log cabin holiday homes. My dad builds these to clients specification and he sometimes asks me for a 3d design of 'their' build.

There nothing special there just suppost to give an insight as to what the real thing should look like.

Might turn one of these in to a work in progress one day and try make them look a bit realistic (when i have time:rolleyes:)

enjoy:)

Post by splinters // Feb 26, 2008, 11:10am

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Good to see you back Stoker. I somehow missed you today when you came to school, would have been good to have a chat and see what you are up to. Nice work by the way; I always said you could earn a few bob doing this sort of thing.


Keep well and keep in touch..:D

Post by kena // Feb 26, 2008, 11:16am

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Nice set of lincoln logs though... put a room with toys around it and it will look real enough!

Post by rjeff // Feb 26, 2008, 12:51pm

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Looks real nice..just one question though..is the facia supposed to be that thick? Seems rather tall for facia. Just curious..not downing it.

Post by stoker // Feb 26, 2008, 1:01pm

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 Good to see you back Stoker. I somehow missed you today when you came to school, would have been good to have a chat and see what you are up to.
Yeah, sorry would of hung around but i needed to get off.

Nice work by the way; I always said you could earn a few bob doing this sort of thing.
Ano its great...although dont really make much on these.:(

Keep well and keep in touch..:D

Will do mate and same to you.:jumpy:

Post by stoker // Feb 26, 2008, 1:05pm

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 Looks real nice..just one question though..is the facia supposed to be that thick? Seems rather tall for facia. Just curious..not downing it.

Yeah they are although these models could of possibly done with them scaling down slightly. They seem to look massive when white although if there stained or a dark colour they dont seem so huge:o

Post by rjeff // Feb 26, 2008, 2:09pm

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Like I say..overall they look nice..I was just curious about thoes. I would love to that for a living..even if you just do it for you dad..seems fun.

Post by W!ZARD // Feb 27, 2008, 3:59am

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Nice of you to drop by Stoker - I had noticed you had been conspicuous by your absence!


These homes look pretty solid.

Post by jamesmc // Feb 27, 2008, 4:22am

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 We actually have the timber in the U.S. to build those type of homes. <g>

Nice styling and well constructed.

Post by stoker // Feb 27, 2008, 8:33am

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 We actually have the timber in the U.S. to build those type of homes. <g>

Nice styling and well constructed.

The wood is shipped from the U.S as it happens as its much cheaper than getting it from europe.

Post by parva // Feb 27, 2008, 9:01am

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Looks great as bungalow :)


Firstly I was not convinced from wooden houses

but since my brother builded a honka (http://www.honka.com/us/homes/en_GB/custom/) house I had discarded my prejudice.

It's a fantastic living feeling.
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