Tuder Style Crossbeam - by Lenny
05/10/2005
Didier Enjary's Decorative Concept applied to castle:
Didier Enjary recently wrote an article for ILTCO about decorative schemes for use in building trains. One of the techniques that Didier describes (originally developed by Xavier Viallefont) immeadiately struck a chord with me. I saw a use for making Tudor style crossbeams. Regularly crossbeams are difficult to do, with attempts to do it with SNOT plates, or tiles on the exterior of the building.
Xavier's concept uses the space between slopes to place a floating tile. With 1x2x3 75
A way of doing a Tudor Style crossbeam using ideas from Xavier Viallefont, by way of an article written by Didier Enjary.
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