Above: A row of cottages designed and built by Brick Trick artist PHILIP BUCHAN. Each tiny house has a different holiday tree inside.
Below: The row of cottages shown with the rooftops removed, so the interiors can be more easily viewed.
CUTE LITTLE COTTAGES
Greetings BRICK TRICK BLOG Friends!
This posting features images of a series of Holiday Cottages built by PHILIP BUCHAN for the 2009 Brick Trick display. Each tiny building sits on a 16x16 peg base plate and no two homes are exactly alike.
Below: The LIME COTTAGE has a bright yellow roof. Through the large "living room" window you can see the white holiday tree decorated with black ornaments.
Above: A closer view of the tree in the LIME COTTAGE.
Below: Another view of the LIME COTTAGE. On the right side is a dark red cottage built entirely of plates. On the left is an 8x16 peg base plate with a tree and flowers used to create landscaping as well as space between the buildings.
Above: The interior of the LIME COTTAGE is visible with the yellow roof lifted off. Each building was designed to have a removable roof.
Below: A building made of dark green bricks with a red roof has a tree inside constructed with two shades of purple plates and decorated with white 1x1 caps.
Above: A closer view of the purple holiday tree inside the DARK GREEN COTTAGE.
Below: The PINK COTTAGE has a red tree with lime decorations.
