BopBob

Long post ahead. Only for archis to read, other people won't have a clue what's going on (and it'll be a waste of time) --- Mosques --- The traditional Javanese form of a mosque was a tall, multi-roofed, open hall space supported by timber columns. The heirachy of the roof depended on the purpose, the types of rituals and activities carried on there and the social status of its occupants. During a ritual, the position of a moment of pause or an object held in veneration should be marked with a centralized superstructure. The superstructure forms the peak of the mosque. It is supported by four timber columns (saka guru), occasionally six. Th

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So here I was working hard today on my house construction model... I decided to put in some glazing for the windows and glass doors in my model. I had bought some thick perspex from Bunnings yesterday for this specific purpose. Perfectly cut ... well not quite. Good enough. All was good until... FREAKING GLUE MARKS DO NOT COME OFF PERSPEX. Uhu glue is very messy. A bit of glue smudged here, a lil bit there ... and the whole piece of perfectly transparent (yes, it really is a stunning looking piece of plastic) turns into quite literally... a piece of shit. I stuck three of them on, and knowing me (if you do), I do not tolerate "pieces of s