T. Schwarz Waterproofing

[Janbouli]

Fantastic details Dave , the bathtub being the cherry on top.

[MAP]

Looks great Dave!

[Opa George]

Dave, your results are inspiring and the kit a thing of beauty. Congratulations on a fantastic job.
--George

[Dave K.]

Thanks kindly, all. More to do today.

[dick green]

Awesome job. Your application of various modeling methods is impeccable, but your imagination with back stories and the use of the tub for a sign is very inspiring. thanks for your excellent explanation of your methods also. Cant wait for the next project

Dick

[Dave K.]

Thank you for the encouragement, Dick. Still more to do. Boy, photos really point out what you'd like to fix or re-do. I wish I'd kept the brick to the courtyard area instead of carrying it under the left building. Overkill. Gonna replace those dock stairs. More details, dock awnings, rooftop sign...all on the punch list!👍🏻

[ReadingBob]

Great work Dave!  I do agree, photo's really seem to point out things your eyes miss when the build is right in front of you.  One of the side benefits of doing a build thread.   

[Dave K.]

Thanks, Bob. I got these cool palleted rolled roofing castings but thought maybe scratch-baked might look better. We'll see.

[Dave K.]

Tissue paper, 2 1/2' wide, about 10" long. Was gonna use construction paper...thought this would be finer.

[Dave K.]

One down. Didn't want it to appear too neatly packaged. In keeping with the theme, Schwarz was known to use disreputable suppliers...sometimes raid area construction sites.

[Dave K.]

Another...

[Dave K.]

Oops. "Make your own rolled roofing," they said. "It'll be fun," they said.

[Dave K.]

Now we're rollin'!

[Dave K.]

I'll glue together a pallet-load and paint en masse.

[tom.boyd.125]

Dave,
When you have time, need a proposal for water proofing my basement...
Nice work on your build.
Tommy