Thatched country house

Assembled model of the house being type combined into one from different types of the European village buildings, since the Middle Ages and up to the Early modern period. Comparatively mild European climate had been permitted to build houses without massive masonry foundation. Walls had been built from wood. Quite often roof was made of thatch. That was rather cheap but at the same time meant regular renewal. The kit consists of universal components which allow achieving a great number of variants during assembly.