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Abandoned Building Kit: The Strange Claremont House
I would like to share with you new pictures of the abandoned Claremont House.
A strange house with a great story
The Claremont House is an impressive family residence that was built in 1882 by Colonel Hamilton Yancey in Rome, Georgia.
The easy assembly of the Strange Claremont House
The assembly manual for each floor of the building available in video.
The Strange Claremont House: How are the floors with interiors and without interiors?
I want to share with everyone a new video to explain how the scale model works with interiors and also without interiors.
Testimonials
what our clients think about us
Jonny Gifford
I can’t wait to look at these files tonight. After digging through the House I was blown away by the attention to detail. It’s also been a master class in 3D printing getting this produced. I am really enjoying the process
Bill Tubbs
I'm happily printing out G-Scale versions of the Bates House, the Bates Motel and environs, and when those are done will start on the Claremont House. These are so well designed it's actually fun to just watch the print process sometimes when I want to relax.
Kurt Barlow
Although over all I'm VERY impressed having studied the exterior design extensively. You nailed details that NOBODY gets right.
Mark-Christi Haviland
I sent a personal message through Kickstarter but have to post here for the entire group to consider. The instructions for the Bates House and Hotel are the finest I've ever seen in the wargaming miniatures/3D printing/modeling hobby. They are OUTSTANDING! Well done and thank you for investing the time in your customers! Very much appreciated.
Ryan Abraham
That's a really awesome looking classic Victorian mansion! I just love it.
Ralph Richard
Mr Victor, you have once again made another wonderful masterpiece model
Ray Gluck
Just got started printing the Bates Hotel. I was sure I'd need supports. Especially the window frames and other clearly unsupported areas. Wow. Printed beautifully...the designer needs to teach a master class to some these other folks designing stl files. Great work.
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Printed STLs can be recycled as they are made of recyclable filament.
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