Geschichte in Miniaturen

The Clipp House Located on the Roulette Lane leading to the now infamous ‘Bloody Lane’ once stood the tenant property owned by William Roulette but occupied by a Mr. A Clipp. The property, now demolished, was a one and a half story frame house. https://i.postimg.cc/DzzjNY5d/3-D23-BD89-A9-F4-4780-9-D...

I was wondering what had happened to you and am sorry to learn of your illness. Hopefully, your condition will be manageable and you will be in a position to continue with your enormous project. I am sure the satisfaction of seeing its realisation will bring great comfort . I am looking forward to y...

Please accept my apologies for overlooking your fantastic work. I do not know how I missed it. The building is fantastic. The composition is brilliant. The modelling and painting are exceptional. The tiling as pointed out by Mr C is unbelievably realistic. I am going to revisit my structures as the ...

There is a nice ‘feel’ of the occasion here.

It is a pity that the pictures are slightly out of focus because the modelling and painting is excellent.

I love the archers bow strings, it brings them to life.

Best wishes,

Chris

Barns, Part two

I have now finished the Orndorff / Sherrick barn barn.



It’s not a copy of the original but I think it would be recognisable to their owners.

Happy modelling.

Chris

Bank Barns The majority of the barns around Sharpsburg are based on the bank barn system. The idea was to position the barn on the back of a slope allowing easy access to the upper floor and keeping the lower area more sheltered from the weather . Animals were kept downstairs and crops upstairs . I ...

Hello Mr C.

I must say your imagination and creativity seems to have no limits.

Fantastic and truly inspirational modelling.

The word genius comes to mind !

Ps. The roof is repaired but I am now worrying about the others.

Best wishes,

Chris

Thank you to everyone for their kind comments. The action is in its critical phase and it will be interesting to see what happens when the die roll! I must mention a special thank you to my good friend Thomas Mischak who supplied the Art Miniturian Brunswickers several years ago. The painting is won...

Hi Thomas.

Very nice composition indeed.

Their is a real sense of movement in your lovely pictures.

Great modelling and excellent photography as always.

Best wishes,

Chris

These pictures are getting better! The compositions and story telling is splendid. There is a real ‘feel’ of the period in all its savagery here. Dreadful though it is,the chap with the flagon and wench is brilliant. I feel as if I have just opened a Bernard Cornwall novel with my hero Uthred of Ban...