mick1960 WIP assets

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable Neustadt, 1873
Build by 1873 by Max Spitta (1842-1902).
This building has a horse stable, chicken stable, a remise for a coach, a storage for firewood, a room for tools and a pigeonry.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable Garrison 'Feste Kaiser Wilhelm II.'
Designed by Rudolf Kahl (geb. 1879), build in 1904 in Mutzig.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable of the Royal State Stud for the Province of Saxony, Kroellwitz,1890

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable and Toilet of a Farmyard, Ragnit, 1896

 

[G.M.]

Always enjoy seeing your WIP and assets,
maybe this will help, for each opening in masonry you need some kind of arch to distribute the load

greetings gm

 

[mick1960]

for each opening in masonry you need some kind of arch to distribute the load

Thank you!
And yes I know, it's in the finished model ...

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Byre, 1888
Architect was Georg Siewert. Build 1888.
The Byre had room for 20 cows, 8 young stock and 15 calves.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Byre, 1888
Some major corrections

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Young Stock Stable, 1909
Architect Emil Ruester (1883-1949)
Build 1909 in Arzla

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable of the Mine Ilse
Build in 1879 by Knoblauch & Wex in Großraeschen/Bueckgen.
It had a stable for four horses, a room for a coachman and a remise for a coach.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Lighthouse Kahlberg Stable
Build 1896. Two cow stables, two pig stables and two storages for wood.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Dairy Stable and Remise
Planned by Knoblauch & Wex, build 1873 by 'Berliner Molkerei Aktien-Gesellschaft' in Berlin-Kreuzberg.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Dairy Stable and Remise

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Dairy Stable and Remise

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable of a Farmstead
Build 1895 as a stable for the farmstead of the overseer of the regulation of the Weichsel estuary

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Stable of the Harbourmaster Cosel, 1893

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Rabbit Hutch
Architect Erich Blunck (1872-1950).
Build 1919 as a part of the estate Nickelgut in Blindham.
This model is around 25 meters long. The original was four times longer but I decide to cut it short for texture reasons.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: Crane Shed Harbour Cosel, 1894

 

[mick1960]

WIP: GDR TW58 Typenserie L1-E22

Since a very long time back to former East Germany.
This design was 1958 developed by 'Entwurfsbuero fuer Hochbau Halle' means 'Office for building construction'.
After the second world war, the major problem in Germany has been the lack of housing. In the mid 50s the GDR government started strong efforts to create a system of housing which could be build
with minimum effort and material usage. These have been the first type series.
Material was very scarcely, so these buildings have been build in old brick fashion, with very thin walls and minimum features.
Heating system have been tiled stoves and one electrical outlet per room.
Each half had six apartments: 2x type A with 2 1/2 rooms/57.88m2, 2x type B with 1 1/2 rooms/4.66m2 and 1x type C 1 room/24.4m2.
Each apartment had a kitchen and a bathroom.

 

[mick1960]

WIP: GDR M81/6.0/S Semi-detached House, 1982

In the late 70s the situation on the housing market in the GDR was relieved. A demand for private homes was growing.
So the Ministerium fuer Bauwesen/Bauakademie der DDR (Ministry for Building and Construction industry/Building Academy of the GDR) developed a large number of type of houses.
This one is from 1982 planned for two families with four persons, has 87.35m2 on each side.
The cost was calculated with 63.200 (GDR)Mark (about 6,320 Euro today).