One approach would be to buy commercially made buildings, either ready-made or in kit-form. Some of these are very impressive.
The German company Faller produce a catalogue which is 439 pages long.
As you can see, their products are fantastic.
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But, I still want to pursue the impressionistic route with painted cardboard models similar to these (which I referred to in a previous episode of this blog.)
I'll do some experiments this weekend with paint and brush.
This evening I have been listening to Choral Evensong from Norwich Cathedral on Radio 3 iPlayer.
If you like psalms, try this CD.
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