Design and build a structure that represents the home you were born in, or home to your favorite city, town, country setting or beach lodge. Or build a house of fantasy, futurism or dreams. I challenge you to be a model builder as a new hobby or professional challenge.
This model building is called a building model building.
The value of a model that makes a structure lies in the visual and tactile scenes that present the structure. Architects build structural models to help customers see the final product before the real construction begins.
Yes, there are computer programs that help to visualize the house, but when you build a physical model that derives from knowledge, creativity, imagination, knowledge, and skilled hands, it is different.
Model building materials and tools
The cheapest way is to use a poster board and kraft paper. The poster board is flexible, but because it is spliced with glue or glue, the structure will be strengthened. Craft paper with shingles, bricks, stones, slats and other textures is a shortcut in the structure to add realistic textures on and around it.
A pair of scissors, craft knives or scalpels, metal rulers, glue or glue, cutting mats, pencils and paint will be the minimum tools required. If you prefer, if you decide to habitually build a model, you may want to invest in building size to help calculate model size and dimensions.
Construction steps
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House plan -
floor -
wall -
roof -
Complete contact
Copy the actual floor plan. Decide on the scale. For example, one inch can represent one foot. The size has a lot to do with the finished product size and display area.
After determining the scale, draw or track the plan, label, and then cut. Accurately cut one measurement piece at a time and place it directly on the floor plan to avoid errors and ensure that the building is authentic and sturdy. The floor plan will be used to produce the house as a final product, or the floor plan will be placed on the platform for landscaping.
Indoor and outdoor decoration
Using a floor plan and a picture or photo of the finished home will help you choose the printed design of the wood, tile or carpet so that it is placed on the floor as you move from one room to another.
Walls with windows can be represented by cellophane, window patterns, curtains or window sills with flowers. Craft paper for brick, stone, wood or siding for exterior walls can be attached to the poster panel cutouts during assembly. Most items can be found in craft shops or fan model stores.
Floor and roof
If the house is a two-story building, additional flooring is required. The house may or may not have a basement or loft. This is the importance of developing a housing plan.
The roof is the highest glory. Craft paper can be used to indicate other options for shingles or roof finishes.
Orignal From: Building a model of a house - a challenging hobby
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