00:00Day 18 of building and British Inspired Village, where I'm starting today by adding a horse stable
00:04to our large manor. I began by removing some trees next door to create some space, and then
00:08built a gate to connect it to the back garden. From here it was time to build the rough shape
00:12of the stable, and I've kept the same block pallet as the manor, using bricks for the walls
00:15and deep slate for the roof. Now I've included three separate stables along with a tack room,
00:20and then built a larger storage building at the end. From here I added a path along the front,
00:24and then some smaller details to the side, like this hay bale stack and this log pile.
00:28All that was left was to move in some horses, and that completes our stable.
00:32Now obviously as well as the stable, we also need a horse field, somewhere to safely ride
00:36the horses and give them some exercise. So after fencing a large area, I textured the inside
00:41with moss and green concrete powder, and then added a gate at the front to access. Now if
00:45you're interested you can download this world over on my Patreon, and explore this entire
00:48village for yourself. I've finished by placing trees all around the outside, and that completes
00:53our horse field. Now moving on, last episode we built this old train station, but a lot of
00:57you guys wanted me to use anvils instead of stairs for the tracks. So I've done exactly
01:01that and swapped them out. A great suggestion that makes them stand out much more than before.
01:05Now something else our station needs is of course an train, so I had to add one in. I tried
01:09to keep
01:10it as realistic to a real life train as possible, and I flipped this design to the back so we
01:14had
01:14one facing each direction. I finished by relocating it next to our platform, and we're done.
01:18Hello for day 19.
01:19Hello for day 19.
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