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Here is the project I am currently getting ready for my store. 5 bucks sound good? since this picture I have changed it's chimney and added shutters, a door handle and hinges to the door. This will hopefully become part of a series of Medieval and rennisance buildings. The upperwindows and all the shutters open and close as does the door. It is sized for Poser models and will be a poser Prop. Feedback? Ironhart I'm down to only 200K upload now so the image is small :)

It looks gorgeous.

Not that easy to tell from the small render, but from what I can see it looks GREAT! - the overhang is the one authentic element I've always wanted in the half-timbered models & elements I've seen. Do a couple of variations on the front, with different timber placements, door location & window, ant a row of these could make a perfect Elizabethan London, or London bridge (Used to have houses all along the surface). $5.00 is an excellent price, with the facade variations, I'd pay $10.00 easily! Have you grouped the exterior walls separately, so they can be made invisible during setups? How about a render or two of the interior? (Can you guess this is something I really like?....:-))

This looks great, Ironhart! You keep making the kind of stuff I like (fantasy/medieval)! I hoping the inside walls, floors, ceiling, etc. are textured and that it has a staircase for Poser characters to go up and downstairs. It would be great if you do make a series of matching buildings like this! Jay

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wow! good responses.. It does have interior stairs complete with a cubbyhole where Harry can feel at home. The idea of seperated walls is a good one. Instead of making a whole new set perhaps I will make an updated section for "free download" as for timber locations and door and window placement, at this time I am not good enough with figuring the workings of Poser to make it affordable. BUT! ! I do plan to make several more such houses, in the plans is definately a 3 storey much like this one. I suppose I could make a mirror image of the house for a door on the other side.... hmmmm... let me think on it. Ironhart. Try the included link for a few larger pictures. They are old pics but better than the one above.

oh! I think I misunderstood... yes!!! all the walls are one group. as are the timbers and roofs. It is like a huge jigsaw puzzle. Ironhart.

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Here is a picture I made using the Tudor model plus the "Prancing pony" model that is available in the free download area. The 2 buildings in the immediate foreground are the tudor. Ironhart.

Beauty!!! Makes me wish YET AGAIN(!), that poser was capable of such things as muddy, rutted streets in a simple, straightforward manner. I think I'll work on a tileable cobblestone bmpmap... (...I really like what you've done with the place....:-))

I tried that.. I wanted to make it so some parts could be below a water line so I could have gutters and puddles, but Poser wants to shadow each section and makes it look like a checkerboard. I havn't given up though, I have a few ideas on how to fool poser. Ironhart.

Well I certainly wish you good luck with that - I've gotten a lot of terrain props & products, & nothing fills the bill for this (to me) basic & fundimantal need. I'd really like to see how you progress. (..Don't hold up releasing the Tudor shop for it, 'though - I'm eager to get it:-))

This definitely looks good! I am preparing to make some medieval town scenes that need tudor style buildings. Yours look great and at five dollars a pop, how can I go wrong? Please do make more buildings, though. I won't be able to make a town scene with just one. :) Jay

Outstanding work :)

here's the finished piece. It was a tough one to finish up took 2 days to do maps and repair old mesh. This is as it will appear in the store. I've decided the price will be 7 bucks but be on sale for a very long time at first for 5 bucks.. that way I won't feel too guilty about raising it :) Ironhart

Looks really great! :) Jay