This model generates Victorian houses as built in Northern California between 1870 and 1910. These houses feature lots of ornate trim and moldings that since the 1970s have been repainted in a variety of incredible color schemes. Unlike the Victorian houses of San Francisco, these are not row houses. They do not touch the walls of their neighbors. Although they share a lot in common with Victorian architecture around the world, the surviving houses in Oakland from the period are more modestly sized. Even the smallest 10 square meter home will boast preposterously ornate exterior trim. Works with many Pony variants. This model is strong so that it can enforce some of the important geometry of the architecture. If you want to include human subjects, you need to back off the weights that refer to the house, so that you can give your human subjects some prominence. As with everything in Stable D, it becomes a delicate balancing act. Please let me knwo your feedback.
