Top floor corner bay window of a red sandstone tenement in the Hyndland area of Glasgow glowing almost blood red in the last rays of tonight's setting sun.
I DID IT! Turned out better than I ever could've anticipated when I started out this journey. 🥰 And I mean, if you'd have told me 5 years ago that I'd be painting a whole car on my own.... 😂
Love this octagonal top floor tenement bay window complete with ornamental ogee cupola. It's from Hyndland in Glasgow, which is the only conervation area specifically for tenement buildings in the UK.
Another of Glasgow's wonderful gushet tenement buildings. This one, dating from 1858, is on corner of Argyle Street and Kent Road in the west end of the city. I particularly like the fact the architect still managed to squeeze in a bay window on such a narrow frontage!
The wonderful circular corner bay windows of Adam and Short's 1897 tenement building on Saltoun Street in the west end of Glasgow.
If this looks familiar, it may well be as this is the block of tenements featured in Avril Paton's rather wonderful Windows in the West painting from 1993.
A wonderful circular corner bay window topped by a rather striking Glasgow Style metal cupola and finial on Alexandra Parade in the east end of Glasgow.
It's rather old-fashioned, but I really like that our house came with this bay window. It reminds me of the window at my grandparents old place when I was a kid.
I'll often stand and look out from it for a few minutes at a time, as I did this morning. #BayWindow
While being demotivated from figuring out what I should do with the front axle, I decided to turn my attention to the ZombieVerter VCU (Vehicle Control Unit) which - eventually - will control the CANbus and vehicle electricals.
Ordered during the worst global chip shortage, I had to source a few IC's afterwards. Thanks to @tamperehacklab for teaching me how to solder them. :)