Shawn Viggiano said:
C or D. There is such a small difference between the two that it would never be noticeable standing alone.
We heard you the first time or did you just want page 2?
A google pic search shows all kinds of them, including most of your designs.
Some are inside braced, so there isn’t any bracing showing at all.
John Bouck said:
A google pic search shows all kinds of them, including most of your designs.
Some are inside braced, so there isn’t any bracing showing at all.
John, if that was the case they would all fall apart.
I doubt very much you could find any pictures of the designs from the first post.
Andrew
It could show no bracing, with the sheathing covering it.
David Russell said:
Shawn Viggiano said:
C or D. There is such a small difference between the two that it would never be noticeable standing alone.
We heard you the first time or did you just want page 2?
I don’t know what your talking about. You must be hearing voices again 
Thanks for the great suggestions. I think I will go with this version.
SWEET! Those look like the ones I will be using on mine. What are the timber sizes you plan to use?
Bob C.
Dennis, that’s better. You now have triangles under compression for structural integrity!
The long verticals would usually go all the way to the top but not so much a structural issue up there.
Prototypical practice would be to recess the doors into the wall so the weather keeps out from the top otherwise a pelmet is needed.
It’s only a model but you don’t want every visiting carpenter pulling a face and getting in your ear.
Andrew