I do want to add corbels to the church and will at some point. It does need belt courses just not sure how to do them on the church. I don’t know what water tables are, I looked them up and I am sure what came up was not what you’re talking about 
Mark, take a look here.
http://www.stonelegends.com/attachments/catalog/03AccentBanding.pdf
Don’t worry about Rooster he just likes throwing big words around 
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Ah, the eighties! Best line ever from some movie. “He has an 8track player, but a one track mind”.
And if you’re dragon your feet for the finial countdown…
How about dragoning your roof too?
Or maybe something more merican?
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They are just fancy ridge caps/crestings and possibly a downspout. Honestly Bill judging by your layout you seem like you are a Japanese water chain guy yourself. I don’t roll that way but I think I would like to try it just once in an inconspicuous place of my house.
That make sense?
If we got regular rain I’d want a grotesque downspout.
Desperately clinging on to my British colonial heritage, I hunted for a dragon smoke pot for our chimney too.
Rooster, here’s your link… https://www.rooffinial.co.uk/
Folks;
Of course, I suppose you know that the term gargoyle was created because the grotesque downspouts made a gargling noise as they dispensed water.
Regards, David Meashey
P.S. Like dragon figures too. This one rocks when the wind blows.
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Don’t need no stinkin’ dragons on the house. Train 'em to be Gondor’s new air force!
Regards, David Meashey
Munch needed moon shine shack. I had to buy a copper cap to make the still WOW, you think it was made of gold.
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Mark;
Sometimes the right stuff can just be recycled. My Loughbrau Trollish Punch still uses: plastic sparkling wine bottle tops, an old Crystal Lite aluminum container, 18 gage wire, a bendable plastic straw, and the wrapper from an Easter truffle.
Best, David Meashey
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I will defiantly be looking at our recycled bin more closely from now on.
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