Awesome looking house! Good job replicating it
Okay I am always impressed with your builds. But a lot of them are before my time here and I haven’t gotten to see all of your terrific work. But this building so far has to be my favorite. First I like that style of architecture and two you did a masterful job of recreating it.
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Thanks but I’m not sure which I like better. My house or Lemo tower.
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I dont know Lemo tower
You almost want to me break our my copy of the field guide to north American houses to date your house Rooster! But I’m sure you already know. 
I never really got too deep into historical homes but it would be a really interesting detour if I ever wanted to explore more historical architecture. My introduction was a quick 1 semester internship with the City of Bozeman helping them develop a smart phone walking tour of the NP historical district in town. Lots of commercial architecture in that area vs residential.
Ok Bill working on it …
Found the real place on Google maps and it looks the same, both are awesome
Ok fixed and resurrected!
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On to it! With 20 other characters to post
That was enjoyable 23 minutes and 15 years of reading this morning. I finally work out PP was precision plastic and not piss poor. Does the house stay outside or come out for special occasions?
P.P. is meaning personal pizza or Precision Products that manufactured G scale building elements.
thanks for adding the pictures, Rooster, I am very very impressed on how well it looks! Awesome work Mr Russell too!
instead of starting to work, i reread this thread. (took me longer than 23 minutes)
i think, the only comment, that does this build justice, would be: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
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What a beautiful house, and an excellent model!