After attaching the studs to the curved bottom plate, I used some plastic pieces nailed to the inside (larger radius) side of the wall to keep it together. This was how I was able to hoist it up onto the platform from the ground below. Once up on the platform, I hand-cut beveled siding pieces to connect adjacent studs. I love the effect! It looks like armadillo scales, which is kinda cool, but alas, these scales will remain invisible, since they face the oak tree on the exterior side of the wall. The photos show the process before i attached the wall to its adjacent neighbor walls... Thanks to Nadia for helping keep the studs in line :)
After attaching the studs to the curved bottom plate, I used some plastic pieces nailed to the inside (larger radius) side of the wall to keep it together. This was how I was able to hoist it up onto the platform from the ground below. Once up on the platform, I hand-cut beveled siding pieces to connect adjacent studs. I love the effect! It looks like armadillo scales, which is kinda cool, but alas, these scales will remain invisible, since they face the oak tree on the exterior side of the wall. The photos show the process before i attached the wall to its adjacent neighbor walls... Thanks to Nadia for helping keep the studs in line :)
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