first victorian pathway

[Mike]

Nice job mate, just one question, the double header on the front left could be avoided. On a long run you can pull a lot, in short runs sometimes you can not do anything else. But if you have enough length on a border you can pull loads, just a little constructive criticism. Still nice work

how would you 'pull' the tile phil? i tried working it out with no success. it looks like the only way to avoid the double header is to extend the width of the path by a full tile? nice work by the way, bang tidy

 

[Ceramico tiling]

Actually,,I cant figure it out iether.I dont think extending the body was an option as it would have landed with a black triangle on the left.

 

[suave]

nicey nice

 

[Alan.P]

Very nice work mate.

 

[Aston]

hey ceramico,
well done mate, thats a very very good 1st attempt mate!! listen to your uncle phil and he'll turm you into a monster ;0)
definately worth a 'like' from me

ed

 

[paul78]

Post a card in the neighbours letterbox, looking at theres they will be ringing you asap

 

[The Legend; Phil Hobson RIP]

Hi Ceramico, as I said before, sometimes it is unavoidable to end up with a double header, that is why you have the option to introduce a variable to the perimeter, outside the border. I still think you made a top job, well done

 

[yogi19]

looks smart mate

 

[ian158]

christ, how many spacers did you need for that !

 

[Aston]

christ, how many spacers did you need for that !

its better to get into the habit of not using spacers if you can. takes practice but eventually like anything, you adjust.