After a lot of finicky work on the garage it was a pleasure to work on the pieces that make up the north wall. After a couple of hours on Friday night, it's starting to look like something. Well, the summer is definitely over and I had hoped to have this finished by now, but I'm about 115 parts shy of that goal :-) Maybe progress will be faster now that fall is here.
Showing posts with label Robie House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robie House. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2009
North Wall
After a lot of finicky work on the garage it was a pleasure to work on the pieces that make up the north wall. After a couple of hours on Friday night, it's starting to look like something. Well, the summer is definitely over and I had hoped to have this finished by now, but I'm about 115 parts shy of that goal :-) Maybe progress will be faster now that fall is here.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Robie House as of 1 Aug
Monday, June 22, 2009
Robie House, 20 June
Debra and I went on a road trip to Chicago back in the summer of 2007. The goal was to visit her cousin and his new wife. On the way there we took a circuitous route and went to see Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater near Pittsburgh. We also took a look at some of Wright’s houses in Oak Park and visited his home. In the gift shop I bought a copy of the Dover cut-out-and-assemble book / HO-scale model of Wright’s Robie house. I’ve never built a paper model such as this, but it seemed like a good time to try it. There’s been a lot of rain so far this summer, so I thought I’d try and build this model on whatever rainy evenings show up if I’m at loose-ends. It rained Saturday evening, so here’s the beginnings of the garage.
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