Building a Danish Farm-Worker's House – Designing, 3D-printing and Detailing

Описание: This is my first attempt at designing and 3D-printing a building for my model railway layout. It was a learning process! I have broken the video up in the following chapters:

00:00 Intro
00:20 Designing
01:10 Printing
02:45 Painting
05:12 Detailing
07:44 Finished model
08:44 Outro

A farm-worker or agricultural worker is someone employed for labour in agriculture. Traditionally, most farm-workers in 1950’s Denmark would work on mid-sized to large farms and have a small room of their own in the main building or the stables made available as part of the employment contract. However, on very large farms and manor houses there were so many workers that separate houses for employees were common. Decent accommodation for farm-workers was a hot social issue between 1850-1950 so newer and better housing had to be provided. This particular house is from 1941 and belonged to an estate on Southern Zealand, South of Copenhagen. Actually, two identical houses were built in close proximity. By modern standards, the houses were very modest, but they were still a step up compared to older traditional farm-workers’ houses.

The model is my first own design and 3D-printed building, so mistakes were made. Especially it turned out to be rather difficult to make the brick walls look good. Instead I tried to cover the walls with plaster, and even more mistakes were made! Even the paint job turned out to be complicated. Finally, I finished the model using a number of more traditional model building methods for the details, but perhaps that was cheating a little?

Please visit my blog www.sundborg.wordpress.com for more on my plans for a Danish H0 model railway layout set in the mid-1950s.

Materials used in this video:
• Caran d’Ache SA Black Acrylic Paint
• Deluxe AD55 Glue 'N' Glaze 50ml
• Elmer’s PVA Glue
• Evergreen 101 Strip Styrene 0.25 x 0.75 mm
• Evergreen 103 Strip Styrene 0.25 x 1.5 mm
• Evergreen 105 Strip Styrene 0.25 x 2.5 mm
• Evergreen 131 Strip Styrene 0.75 x 0.75 mm
• Evergreen 262 Strip Styrene Channel 2.0 mm
• Evergreen 263 Strip Styrene Channel 2.5 mm
• Evergreen 9006 Clear Sheet Styrene 0.25 mm thick
• Floral Wire PVC Coated 1 mm thickness
• Krylon spray adhesive
• Liquitex acrylic paint
• Noch 07204 Flock Medium Green
• Noch 57340 Pan Tiles Scale N
• Preiser figures
• Rustoleum spray paint, 2x Paint + Primer, Grey
• Sakura Acrylic Color #111 Oxide Red
• Tamiya 87038 Extra Thin Cement
• UHU 21150 All Purpose Adhesive
• Vallejo 70.926 Red
• Vallejo 70.946 Dark Red
• Vallejo 70.950 Black
• Vallejo 70.951 White
• Vallejo 70.956 Light Orange
• Vallejo 70.965 Prussian Blue
• Vallejo 71.045 Cement Grey
• Vallejo 73.609 Surface primer Black
• Vallejo 73.827 Moss and Lichen
• Vallejo 76.517 Dark Grey Wash
• Vallejo 76.518 Black Wash
• Vallejo 76.523 European Dust Wash
• Woodland Scenics T1349 Blended Turf Green Blend
• 3M Masking Tape

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Check out their channels, they all do amazing work!