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Post by Dave on Aug 1, 2015 1:15:08 GMT -9
Here's a look at the white paper test. 
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Post by room101 on Aug 1, 2015 2:24:18 GMT -9
Not a very grandiose name for such a great model Dave.
Tudor Mansion, Tudor Schoolhouse, Tudor Manorhouse, Tudor Constabulary...
I'll be using it as The Institute of the Incorporated Literary and Philosophical Society of New Elysium*.
* I'll drop the 'Tudor' because I don't want it to have a long winded title.
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Post by Dave on Aug 2, 2015 12:22:43 GMT -9
I know the names are pretty drab, but my other Tudor models are really popular and I think it's just because they have the word "Tudor" in the title. Adding a number after a Tudor model should give new customers the idea that there are more Tudor models in my collection. *taps temple, rubs two dimes together*
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Post by Dave on Sept 2, 2015 11:40:40 GMT -9
I decided this one would work well as a clock tower and attached clock-keeper's house. This one will be available to purchase tomorrow, and the Rake's Corner version will be available next Thursday. 
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Post by berneart76 on Sept 2, 2015 12:16:04 GMT -9
Very nice! would make an interesting Bell tower s well for those periods before clocks, and Tudor architecture is readily recognizable, so the naming convention makes sense. I've always loved your work, and will be adding this to my collection! And looking forward to the eventual release of "Tudor Building #100"
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Post by Dave on Sept 2, 2015 17:26:06 GMT -9
I decided to call this one simply "Clock Tower #2", but I have other Tudor-style buildings in the queue, so Tudor House #3 might be coming along soon.
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