Cabin i have been working on

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Mike53
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Cabin i have been working on

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A few images of a new Cabin

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Re: Cabin i have been working on

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Few more :-

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Interesting design, even though furniture won't be easy to arrange along walls which are not flat.
What is the goal to use two different ways to build walls?
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Hi Emmanuel
It was something i saw recently of a cabin being built in Alaska, Once i had started i got curious about building the hole thing without using walls and having a more textured affect, not all flat, smooth finishes.
The siding is overlapping individual boards, lots and lots of them :(
The logs are chimneys with a cylinder at each end and the roof is corrugated sheets 2440 x 900 drawn with the wall tool and exported
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Re: Cabin i have been working on

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One possible reason an area with a lot of snow may have logs below rather than siding, is the weather can be really tough on some building materials.
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