Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2020 8:13 pm
What a great collection! Someone is going to be very happy with this special collection of hand made houses.
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Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little houses
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Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2020 4:23 am
Awesome "city" Howard.
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2020 11:22 am
Howard, this is the best!! They look so new and crisp, but have that awesome vintage feel. You've created the perfect little village!!
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2021 8:00 am
Update...2-8-2021...
CHAPTER THREE...2021
House Number One -- Industrial Look
Greetings to all...
The other day, Maria, sent me a vintage photo of an industrial building and suggested it might be inspiration for another Ten Cent City house...and sure enough...it was just the creative fuel I needed...of course, I had to really squeeze and condense the features...but i believe my little version captures the basic look...
You can pick up the details regarding the 2" x 4" flat base from previous Ten Cent City patterns...same for the tinsel tree, door, windows and final finish...the pattern is in the PDF below the pictures...stay tuned...pictures of the completed house later...
Howard...
CHAPTER THREE...2021
House Number One -- Industrial Look
Greetings to all...
The other day, Maria, sent me a vintage photo of an industrial building and suggested it might be inspiration for another Ten Cent City house...and sure enough...it was just the creative fuel I needed...of course, I had to really squeeze and condense the features...but i believe my little version captures the basic look...
You can pick up the details regarding the 2" x 4" flat base from previous Ten Cent City patterns...same for the tinsel tree, door, windows and final finish...the pattern is in the PDF below the pictures...stay tuned...pictures of the completed house later...
Howard...
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2021 8:06 am
Looks good, anxious to see the colors for this one!
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2021 12:53 pm
Being a native Texan I must say the shape reminds me of the Alamo. 
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2021 2:25 pm
Yes it does!
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2021 2:36 pm
Yes...it does have that Alamo look...but I just looked at it again and thought...with just a few cuts the facade could look like one of the Dutch canal houses our forum friend, Lucy, had made...only in a much smaller size...
Howard...
Howard...
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2021 5:10 pm
Howard,
That is funny that you mentioned the Dutch Canal houses. I am drawing a pattern for a new one right now.
I love this industrial Ten Cent City design. Very cool.
Lucy
That is funny that you mentioned the Dutch Canal houses. I am drawing a pattern for a new one right now.
I love this industrial Ten Cent City design. Very cool.
Lucy
Re: Building "Ten Cent City"...recreating 1950's little hous
Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2021 2:04 pm
Update...2-13-2021...
Another Ten Cent City house is finished...I'll let the picture tell the story...
Please note...if any forum member sees a photo of a house or building...vintage or not...that might be a candidate for another Ten Cent City house...please pass it on to me...i'm always looking for inspiration...
Howard...
Another Ten Cent City house is finished...I'll let the picture tell the story...
Please note...if any forum member sees a photo of a house or building...vintage or not...that might be a candidate for another Ten Cent City house...please pass it on to me...i'm always looking for inspiration...
Howard...