War Time Italian Bed and Breakfast (1 Viewer)

[RISORGIMENTO]

From a local very hot July I’m happy to show you my last job.
It is a war time Italian building with the lower part used as a ‘trattoria’ which means a cheap restaurant, and the upstairs, sadly impracticable, as a ‘pensione’ which means a cheap hotel.
I used the usual polystyrene sheets for the walls and balsa for doors and windows.
I hope you like it, cheers,
Carlo

 

[Rob]

Congratulations, very nice work{bravo}}

Rob

 

[Guy]

Beautiful work Carlo , very well done
guy

 

[Poppo]

From a local very hot July I’m happy to show you my last job.
It is a war time Italian building with the lower part used as a ‘trattoria’ which means a cheap restaurant, and the upstairs, sadly impracticable, as a ‘pensione’ which means a cheap hotel.
I used the usual polystyrene sheets for the walls and balsa for doors and windows.
I hope you like it, cheers,
Carlo

Wow, very nice!!! And so many details inside....I would have painted some walls with pastel colour , but that is my taste....


PS: and remember that " il Risorgimento" was made by Napoleon III

 

[aujj65]

Great modelling - well done! {bravo}}
Jeff

 

[MapleLeaf]

Great doing
Very original
I like that

 

[Bayern]

Just love your displays. I like what a lot of you are doing with this long grass. Where can I get some while in USA.

LOVE YOUR WORK!!!

Ludwig



I reattached your picture as I could not find out how to respond. Hope I did not offend. Just love it!!!!

 

[Footman]

That building looks great, very nice job on the bricks and mortar.

 

[villagehorse]

She has a big job ahead with her broom trying to clean a shell ridden building, would not mind having that building in my collection, thanks for sharing, cheers, Robin.

 

[waynepoo]

Nice work ..... I like it.
Wayne.

 

[Iron Brigade]

Very interersting display!

"Iron Brigade"

 

[RISORGIMENTO]

thanks to all for your nice comments,
thank you Rob, Jeff, MapleLeaf, Ludwig (have you found the long grass?), Footman, Robin, Wayne, Irona Brigade and merci beaucoup to Guy and Poppo,
ciao a tutti
Carlo