Hey everyone!
Jaystepher here with my latest custom build.
This is my Simple Farm House.
It was inspired after Michael Myers' house
in the Halloween movie series.
I got a nice covered porch.
Siding.
I like the flower beds in the front
and the railings.
Lots of detail went in to the front this.
Let's have a look at the side.
I use the outset windows on this model,
and I'll show you what this is about in a little bit.
Here's the rear.
I did use the outset door and windows again.
Not much of a back yard,
but it looks good.
And I just wanted to wrap up this project.
So just a simple porch.
Rear entry.
I even put a plant here at the corner.
And finally, this side has the same layout as the other side except for this window.
This is for the upstairs bathroom.
All-in-all this was a very massive project.
It took about four months to complete.
Now it is time to show you what this piece on the side sticking out is for.
This is a light switch
to turn on the upstairs lights.
That's really cool! I like the way that turned out.
It is lit up on all the upstairs rooms.
The LED lights not the brightest but they do work.
So this gives this house some life.
I couldn't put any lights on the downstairs
because I'd have to redo the whole first floor,
but I think it adds some character.
Now with all my creator houses, the floors can be removed.
So I can simply remove the roof,
and I'll show you underneath here.
Here's the lighting mechanism.
This uses the power functions.
I have six white LEDs.
Not the prettiest thing to look at,
but it does light up the second story.
And here's the second floor which can be removed.
Now let's have a look at the inside.
Here's the aerial view of the first floor.
We have the covered porch.
The foyer.
Off the the left, we have the formal dining room.
Kitchen.
We have the rear entry,
laundry room,
bathroom,
and living room.
Let's take a closer look.
Let's start off with the foyer.
I added brown smooth tiles for hardwood floor.
I did some extra detail on the banister.
I tried something different with the railings.
Next, here's the formal dining room.
Using my classic dinette set,
added some flowers in the corner,
and a plate full of fruit.
Here we have the kitchen.
I did use dark tan and brown tile for linoleum
to give it that vintage look.
Double sinks,
refrigerator,
and a range with double oven.
It was very difficult to get the counter
to slip right underneath these windows,
but I managed to get that to work out
And of course the sink, I just bumped it out.
I think it turned out really well.
Off the kitchen, we have the rear entry.
I did continue the linoleum
so it flows nice with the kitchen
as well as the laundry room.
I did add a washer/dryer combo.
That was fun to construct,
and a sink to wash bigger items.
Added a little extra character to the laundry room.
We go through another door.
We are in a small guest bathroom.
Have a vanity with mirror and lights,
and a toilet.
It's a really small tight bathroom,
but it works good for the guest.
Heading out of the laundry room
and down the hall,
we do have our living room!
Complete with two in tables with lamps,
a sofa,
recliner,
and a coffee table with a laptop.
So somebody must be working from home.
In addition,
I even added a flat screen TV with stereo gear.
Flowers off to the side to add some color.
Great entertaining area!
Now let's move on to the second story.
It is easy to replace the second floor on top of the first.
Now we're going to be exploring the second floor hall,
office,
guest bathroom,
guest bedroom,
master bedroom
with master bathroom
Heading up stairs to the second floor,
we are greeted by a landing
with a large window.
Heading down the hall,
we do have a bookshelf with three books.
In this model, I did add doors for each of the bedrooms and bathroom.
The first door on the left leads to a small home office
complete with corner desk and computer.
This can be used as another bedroom if desired.
Heading out of the home office,
down the hall to the second door.
We have our guest bathroom
complete with double vanity,
toilet, and shower / tub.
I like the blue checkered floor.
It does flow with the drawer fronts.
Really nice bathroom.
Well let's continue down the hall
to the front bedroom
which is the guest bedroom.
I'm using my guest bedroom set for the setup.
Even have a laptop in this room as well.
You can even see out into the front yard.
Across from the guest bedroom,
we do have the master bedroom.
This is the other front bedroom.
Nice master bed.
Two night stands with table lamps.
A master bedroom is not complete
without a full master bathroom.
Complete with tub,
walk-in shower,
double vanity with mirror and lights,
and toilet.
I did use yellow and white checkered floor.
It even matches the yellow toilet seat.
I didn't have another white toilet seat.
So yellow worked pretty good for this layout.
Very spacious bathroom.
To keep the rain from filling the second story,
we can simply replace the roof system
back on top like so.
It does snap in place.
I did use 20-degree slope roof tiles.
45's did not look good
and I didn't want to plate this off.
So this adds a nice classic touch for the roof system.
This finishes up the walk through for the Simple Farm House.
I'm not sure of the piece count,
but I do know the house weighs over 30 pounds.
So there's a lot of pieces involved.
It took about four months to complete,
and it was really fun to put together.
All-in all this is one of my most detailed
two-story homes that I have created.
It turned out really well.
I'm satisfied with it.
Now the next step is to make instructions for this house.
So I can remember how to put it back together.
Some of the drawbacks of this house are:
I didn't have enough time nor space to put in a back yard,
and I wish I could have put lights in the first floor.
But other than that, I'm really happy with this.
I'm really pleased.
So there will be more custom builds,
tutorials, and reviews coming soon.
Thank you for watching!