The Grist Mill is a beautiful building which will liven up any table top. It reminds me of the one at Old Sturbridge Village which I have visited many times. It could also make a interesting objective in a game as a source of supplies to help a army, or to prevent another side from using it.
It is also the most difficult building I have yet put together from Impudent Mortal. This has to do with the wheel first, and the various doors, door says and window sills. Lots of small parts which could get lost or forgotten about. But it is worth it for the finished Grist Mill is beautiful.
My suggestion is to study the instructions and pictures of the finished mill first. Lay out all the pieces and arrange them by instruction page. This will assist you in figuring out where things go and if you are missing anything. Then carefully put the pieces together without glue to see how they fit. Only then start to glue them.
In the end the Grist Mill is a lot of work, but it provides a wonderful centrepiece to your table top and a unusual item not often seen. Highly recommended as Hal would say!
Wow- we didn't have to wait long for the grist mill - I suspect some clever editing is at work here - or did you really assemble this next building a few hours after posting the previous images??
ReplyDeleteActually poor editing on my part!
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