I make no claims today for quality of my work, either in construction or photography. But you may note that it has been a while since I posted, and under those circumstances, it seemed to me that getting anything built, photographed, and posted, was the objective.
We can deal with quality later.This is a Bayko set No. 0 example - the Poultry House.
It really should have some chickens.
Part of my purpose was to work a bit with a new camera light, and as is often the case, use of the new, superior tool has resulted in poorer quality results. But once I get some more practice with it, I think it will pay off.
Bayko is fun - and has the advantage of being easily relocatable, which is not so true of stone constructions, and is especially useful while experimenting with new lighting arrangements.
After a long lull, good block play.
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I like the look of that
It does need chickens
I don't recall ever seeing a brick chicken coop before.
Maybe my next project will be a brick sheep house.
Could be a railroad control station
Ja :)
The resemblance to a railroad switch tower or block tower is what drew me to this model, and its suitability for railroad structures was a big part of what drew me to Bayko in the first place.
I thought I had built & posted the Bayko 'Signal Box' at some point, but it doesn't turn up in a search, so sooooooooooon.
The chickens say they could do a fine job controlling trains.
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