A canal might not be the ocean, but who could resist putting a sea food restaurant on its edge. Sunny summer days, dining on the deck with the water lapping below.
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I grew up in a seaside town. I couldn’t resist a restaurant perched above the water. The deck offering views down the length of the tree-lined canal.
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No tricky construction on this model, but I tried to pay attention to the details. I really like how the charming little restaurant building turned out. The little bits like the vents and hvac units on the roof are the icing.
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I think the colors help to balance out this model. The warm tones of the trees are rather outsized, giving them a visual weight that enhances the building on the opposite bank.
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This module marked the midpoint of my seven planned canal modules. Next week’s module is going to be huge though, so be sure to come back.
Keep building and enjoy!