Paris Apartment – courtyard carriage
Jamie & Claire’s carriage entering the Paris Apartment Courtyard.
Paris Apartment – Claire balcony
Claire in Paris Apt. Parlor looking over balcony railing to courtyard below.
Outlander Paris – cobble molding
More stamping cobble molds into concrete. It actually looks kinda fun…But of course it’s hard work!
Outlander Paris – cobble molding 2
The plaster men putting the cobble molds down then stamping them into the concrete.
Outlander Paris – cobble molding 3
I though you all would enjoy seeing a few photos of how the cobbles were made. Our main Plaster Man Alex King sent me a few photos to share with you. First they pour the concrete into the giant 40ft. X 40ft. form of the court. Next all the plaster men spread out the concrete, then they place the molds that they made of real cobbles on top of the concrete. Next they stamp the molds into the concrete then pull them off and let set for three or four days….and VOILA instant 18th century cobbles!
Outlander Paris – courtyard, bronze door
Courtyard bronze door
Another view of Paris Apartment court wall. Behind these walls are the Master Raymond Apothecary Front entrance door. The interior of the Apothecary is built on another stage.