Pantile Church

Instructions Start with a side wall no.1 and place on

a flat surface. Glue in the floor no.2,
Always “dry run” parts before gluing with a woodwork quality PVA. mezzanine floor no.4 and flat roof no.3.

While still wet, glue on the second side

no.5 followed by the jointed front
section no.7

Glue in the 8 water spouts to the top

edge of either side.

Glue on the external door surround.

It is recommended that the trapdoor

and wooden doors are painted
separately and glued in once the main
structure is textured & painted. The
steps shown below are to be glued in
once the 3 front panels 7, 8 & 9 are
laminated together.

Glue the two curved

3mm pieces in to
thicken the side walls
by the roof walkway.

With front wall no7 glued to the main structure glue

on the 2mm layer no.8

Cut the hardwood toothpick to length and thread on

the bell. Glue this into the slots BEFORE the front
panel no.8 is glued in place. Once centred, use
superglue to fix the bell in place.

It is recommended that the front 3 pieces are

clamped, pressed firmly or held with clothes pegs
until dry.

Glue together the top layer, place Once dry, glue in the 2mm rosette window from the
the archway closest to the rosette inside.
window.

Turn over the top floor and glue

locating blocks underneath taking
care to only glue to the base,
leaving the 3mm walls clear.

To obtain the rustic look of the finished building on the Charlie

Foxtrot Models website, please refer to the tutorial in the blog.

Thank you for buying this model from: Charlie Foxtrot Models
www.charliefoxtrotmodels.com .