@jeremy.thunder That's admittedly tricky. The thing is that Dutch architecture isn't generally associated with royal ruling periods. Rather, we'd refer to time periods, and talk of "Late 19th" or "Early 20th Century" housing. In Amsterdam, you might refer to planning periods, like "Eerste uitleg" (first outlay) for De Jordaan, or "Ring 20-40", for instance. The problem with these particular houses is that they weren't part of co-ordinated social housing undertakings of the kind that took place later.

@iljajj what would a better descriptor for these be? This is really my own speech quirk, i use "victorian" as a shorthand for this general era of generic mass-development, for lack of a pithier term

Nice work! As an historian, I have to object (slightly) to the word "Victorian" though. Not only wat that term never used in the Netherlands, these buildings are generally c. 1890-1910, which put them only partly within Queen Victoria's reign. "Wilhelminian" might be better if you insist upon using royalty to refer to style.

As a Dutchie, very grateful for this kind of buildings! Love your series btw! Thanks!

These are nice. Rear windows, nice variations in front doors, use of normals and specularity for the roof. You are getting better at this.

omg. You are amazing!!!

Love it!

They turned out soo well, good job!

MAGNIFICENT!

Hero! Just in time for my dutch themed city. Thanks. Love your videos on youtube as well. I would love to see more Dutch buildings in the future. If you ever neer pictures/info of something in particular, I live in Amsterdam and I'd be happy to help.

Really Great!

Yesssss