Building The 1/24 Scale Architectural Model
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2014
- Pictures from the construction. This is only the best ones, there are many more on my facebook page. Search "TheMrFinneth"
Songs:
Alt-J - Something Good
Grouplove - Lovely Cup
Black Keys - Everlasting Light
Jack Johnson - Shot Reverse Shot - Розваги
I have an engineering background and run a framing construction company. I like what you've done. Very accurate.
Sean Holt Curious: Did he follow the scale proportions?
That moment when your a skilled carpenter for 15 years and then you see some kid do this.. man there is some talented people out there
I've watched this channel on and off for years and I _still_ find these videos amazing.
Thanks!!
Amazing work! Such details! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome, love the detail that was put in into the windows and trim, trusses, foundation, brick. Two thumbs up!!
Thanks!
Excellent work. Back in 1976 I took architectural drawing in high school. I designed two houses and built them in this same scale. Best way to learn how to build your own home.
I can appreciate the effort you put into this sir. This would be a great project to do with a child to explain "modern" building practices. Great work.
Quality work. Great job!
lol stumbled upon this video somehow and saw your comment and instantly recognized it. Crazy to think this was a year before the lavar ball was an elite basketball player video (which was when I started watching). Keep up the good stuff man.
Top Job! Really well done - thanks for sharing!
Wow! You do impressive work! The only thing that I could see that may not be 1/24'th scale was the headers over the doors and such. Now this could be due to the pictures! I retired from building house's and there were many times that if the architect had have given my crew one of these, then when they came and said "We don't want that, we want this, or let's change this(after we had built it!) I would have shown them just what they gave me! Blueprints are fantastic, however, architects are not! Them and designers gave me many head aches! Keep up your great work and I wish you many, many years of success!
thank you for showing the framing part of it ... love it !
Nice vid. This illustrates the big plus of rafters over roof trusses...SPACE. Using rafters helps to maximize open areas.
Wow, that roof is at least "double code." I wish that they built houses like that where I live.
You have a God given gift and your using it well keep on making these as long as your able to
I’m working with same project 70% like this, thank you so much for helping me out ❤
Amazing job buddy!!! You put in a ton of time on this project. The only thing you missed were the collar ties in the attic. Great work
this is really amazing, ive always dreamt of building a scale home like this
woah just getting through some more woah i really love it even more thank you for sharing it !
WOW!!! Extremely great job!
Omgg the fact that you started this off with Something Good by Alt-J made me freak out dude!
Nicely done gentlemen....
love your work it's beautiful
I will be intrigued to see a project of this kind made by Mr. Fisher so we can all learn more.
This is so fascinating. I can only imagine how long it took to build. Oh, and you have great taste in music!
Thanks! It was in class so it took a school year. (couple hours a week)
Great video. We need more of these on UA-cam
Very neat, thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful
Excellent work, looks fun
Piece of art.
Very nice you guys. Hope you got a good grade for all that hard work. Nicely done.
Beautiful work folks
outstanding build.. nice work... vinny
bnsf6951 eruma Madu
This video is great! What are the push pins for? and what type of material did you use to stick the pieces together?
Great work man very nice.
amazing! great work..
dude you're awesome!!! i love your models
Amazing build !!! Anyone who disliked this ,can't be serious ... GOD Bless !!!
😇👍🏼
You sir have major talent! Subbed!
awesome work Sir.
Some people do not put this kind of effort when they make real houses to live in.
hntrains I know it! Huh?😆
Because it's harder to make a real house
Sad but true.
I saw no effort made here.
What? It's the same process.
Thank you friend! Good inspiration to my next 1:18 scale progect
This is a very well done model. I am a carpenter and an advanced modeler with many years experience in both. You did a good job from both perspectives. You should build a couple 1/24 cars to stick in the garage. I think it would have been cool to leave some of the decking out so you could see into the basement.
great build, great video!
I wanna learn! And alt-J = everything
I'm fan of your Popsicle house videos!
Bra this is nice you are very talented keep up good work takes talent to build this.
This guy is a real carpenter framing it exactly like you would a real house. I’m a carpenter also and likewise I built 2 miniature houses built exactly like I built real houses. The first one was in 1981, the second one was in 2010. Tedious but so much fun. The only thing this guy left out was rafter trussing and stiffbacks. But still an awesome job!
this is awesome!
Plunbing and electrical next?
This was amazing! Subbed! You should build a model barn next and use the same joinery they used back in the 19th century.
Got some skills bro good job
I love this 😍😍
Great job!
I know this is from 4 years ago....but 3 years ago I worked on a house that had an attic similar to this: it as actually 2500 sq ft. After we had it all framed and the homeowners saw it, we were trying to convince them to do something with it to make it livable space. After spending $8 m on the house, they didn't want to spend the extra $200K to make it (even rough) usable space. It was massive. Easily 3x the size of the entire house I grew up in.
Your model SO reminded me of that house.
I hate wasted space
me TOO! Considering the room I grew up in with my brother I can almost touch all four walls by standing in the middle with my arms outstretched.....
wow its really amazing house i love it
Hats off !!
You really should try building using some modern architecture styles. I think it would be interesting and am considering trying building scale models sometime.
Very impressive!
Fantastic. Can't believe you don't sell these.
You gotta hire Lilliputians to finish the interior. Great work man!
C'est un très très beau travail, sincèrement magnifique.
OMG this is awesome! I want to build something like this for my dwarf hamster!!!
This is sweeeeet/awesome 🔥
Awesome!
Very outstanding looks amazing I bet it took a while to get done
So cool!
Where did you get that kit and how can I get my hands on it
Impressive!
Awesome work! You should finish off the one side of the house. Drywall, carpet, cabinets... ... ...
Hello, I just wanted to say that I really love your videos and find them very inspiring. By showing us the process of making your wonderful models, you're inspiring me to make some myself, I've always wanted to study architecture, but I ended up studying something else. However, i would still be happy if I could make models like these, and see my ideas come to life.
I hope this won't trouble you, but I'd seriously appreciate it if you could make a video describing the tools and products/items you use to create these wonderful models. Like the type of foam and wood used, the stuff you used to create the brick wall, roof, etc. as well as the cutting tools and all.
i have no idea wat u said but i feel inspired
He uses anvil cutters, hot glue, and woodsies popsicle sticks. He inspired me too and i have a channel with mine in there and its construction.
Dylan Payne No, this is completely different. It's balsa wood & wood glue
I knew that this was made of those materials it was the other models i explained. Also TheMrFinneth, check my channel and give me pointers on my one pls. It was inspired by u aswell
Beyondw0rds Sorry for the late response. I'd do that for you but this was made in school with supplies that they gave us. The foam is rigid foam insulation, in various thicknesses. The wood is balsa wood. The glue is wood glue. We used pins to hold the wood while it dried. They gave us various types of saws. For the brick, we used a wood burner to make the grout lines and paint to make it look like brick. For the windows I cut plastic from packaging. For the grass we bought a roll of it, for the siding we used thin pieces of balsa wood and overlapped them like real siding. I've never built with these materials so I just improvised
Amazing
great job
Exelente,felicitaciones son unos genios de verdad.
Great shell... Just needs plumbing, hvac. Power, and cabinets. Then sheetrock, paint furniture... 😉
You gonna make a nice tidy profit for yourself Finneth. If you become an Architectural. I wish you the best in life.
I am working on a 1:12 scale dollhouse. I can appreciate how this must be so much harder.
only thing missing is the rafters work ,.... and plumbing and electrical .... be nice to see that worked in and it would give and idea of what needs to be adjusted to allow for that part ... also i would use under the garage as a storage area .... instead of just leaving a hole surrounded with cement ... may as well use the space .... heck make a good hvac room even ... good in winter to keep teh garage warm as well
way cool dude
Really talented
no soy arquitecto, pero me encanta todo lo que se trate de maquetas saludos desde fort worth tx.
Muito bacana amigo! Parabéns pelo seu trabalho
Felicitaciones!!!!!
Vary well done..! I framed houses for years and would love to do this.! Easier on the back...
Should have used the inverted vault in the entry way ceiling, you would have had to vault the room also though.... would have been cool though
What, no plumbing? Kidding. Great job. Might have to try this myself.
With an eye to this much detail, I was surprised to not see interior lighting. Also, I missed the completed view.
Excellent job my friend. As a fellow model builder I know the time and skills it took to do this and I applaud you, Peace!Now, TO the 43 no talent idiots that gave this video a thumbs down, I will personally give you $100 if you film yourself building this and be able to prove its you, and do a better job. People are such assholes.
V.Nice.
where do you get your project?
I can’t believe this skill 🥂
You are a BAD ASS! I wish our house was built by you...! Studying Architecture? You should,,,God Bless
Beautiful Work, Do you sell them?
Nice House in The video.
Where are u getting the supplies to build these? Makes me wanna build one. Get to finish my basement when my house is finished being built. Stoked.
They were supplied by the school but you can find balsa wood online
Very good 👍🏻👏👏👏
Very good job.
There is snow and not much wind where you live.
Life is strange music
Thanks man 😊👌🏻
this one is just insane
great video and great music.... subscribed!
Reminds me of the endless hours in design studio building 1/2"=1'-0" scale models in Architecture school...
This is the only video I’ve seen but you should do a house with a walk out basement, expanded floor joists, and a second floor. And do like a bay window or something cool
iv did something like this and still havnt finished itan this takes a lot of time known from experience
To the 58 who disliked this, go to hell! So many hours of effort went to this guys project
His work did take alot of effort people are this video does suck
They're jealous
Matthew Ellul
The project is impressive but the video have no interest. No explanation at all, it’s just a lot of pictures.
Real talk. That takes some patience.
I agree. People are always trying to put other people down. I love his Model House, it took effort and love to make it.
Ok its a bungalow, now i understand about the foam walls. Is the roof cladding balsa as well? Hand cut strips? Pretty amazing work.