Straight-plan Hanok
Not a specific building · Based on late Joseon houses
1,417 parts · 87 kinds · 26 steps
Parts by step
Step 1: Base plates
20 parts · 2 kinds
Build a 40x28 base from 15 8x8 plates and 5 8x4 plates.
Step 2: Yard
156 parts · 4 kinds
Cover the earth yard in tan and both sides of the front yard with grass.
Step 3: Stepping stones and name plate
5 parts · 2 kinds
Step 4: Stone wall
86 parts · 11 kinds
Build a two-course stone wall at the back and top it with roof tiles.
Step 5: Jar terrace
34 parts · 10 kinds
Ring the jar terrace with stones and set large and small jars on it.
Step 6: Chimney
6 parts · 3 kinds
Step 7: Platform
54 parts · 5 kinds
Ring the first course with plain bricks and the second with side-stud bricks, with partition walls inside.
Step 8: Long dressed stones
32 parts · 10 kinds
Clip long tiles onto the side studs to show a platform of long dressed stones (jangdaeseok).
Step 9: Step stone
2 parts · 2 kinds
Step 10: Platform top
79 parts · 3 kinds
Cover the platform and finish the edges around the house footprint with tiles.
Step 11: Column bases, sills and porch
111 parts · 7 kinds
Place foundation stones under the columns and reddish-brown sills under the walls, then lay the front porch (toenmaru) with reddish-brown tiles.
Step 12: Columns
18 parts · 1 kinds
Stand the 1x1x5 column bricks.
Step 13: Inner partitions
25 parts · 1 kinds
Raise partitions between the rooms (hidden walls) to support the roof firmly.
Step 14: Lower rail
20 parts · 3 kinds
Step 15: Doors and windows, lower course
23 parts · 4 kinds
Build lattice doors from white grille bricks in the three middle bays and white walls in the end bays.
Step 16: Doors and windows, middle course
27 parts · 4 kinds
Add small windows in the end bays and in two bays of the back wall.
Step 17: Doors and windows, upper course
23 parts · 4 kinds
Step 18: Upper rail
20 parts · 3 kinds
Step 19: Purlins and ceiling
26 parts · 4 kinds
Ring the column heads with reddish-brown purlins and cover the inside.
Step 20: Rafters
236 parts · 7 kinds
Lay 1x4 plates outward as rafters, and attach tan round tiles (rafter ends) to side-stud bricks under the eave edge.
Step 21: Eaves
168 parts · 7 kinds
Ring the roof with 4x1 curved slopes in alternating colors for the rows of roof tiles and the curve of the eaves, lifting the corners on stacked plates.
Step 22: Roof base
16 parts · 2 kinds
Step 23: Roof 45°, lower tier
66 parts · 4 kinds
Ring all four sides with 45° slopes to make the lower, hipped part of the hip-and-gable roof.
Step 24: Roof 45°, upper tier and gables
116 parts · 5 kinds
Raise the upper tier only at the front and back so a triangular gable shows at each end.
Step 25: Main ridge
41 parts · 5 kinds
Lay white plates on dark gray bricks as lime mortar lines and cover them with double slopes. Stand white ridge-end tiles (mangwa) at both ends.
Step 26: Persimmon tree
7 parts · 5 kinds
Plant a persimmon tree on the left side of the front yard.
About the building
Not a specific building but a reimagined straight-plan hanok with a wooden-floored hall and a narrow front porch. The model also includes the yard with its stone wall, jar terrace and chimney.
Model details
- Size
- 32.0 × 22.4 × 15.3 cm high
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Updated
- 2026-09-03
- Set history
- Every part and color has a set record since 2020 (Rebrickable 2026-09-24)
Design notes
A low, wide five-bay house sits on a platform of long dressed stones (tiles on side studs), with white grille-brick lattice doors and reddish-brown rails and porch. The rafters are 1x4 plates with round-tile ends, and the roof stacks 45° slopes on curved eaves, with the upper tier sloped only front and back to reveal the triangular gables of a hip-and-gable roof. Every part passed the automatic connection check.
References
- 한옥 — 위키백과 (일반 용어 확인용, 특정 건물 참고 없음) · CC BY-SA 4.0 — 용어 확인용으로만 참고, 본문·사진 미사용