[claude-code:unrecognized_model] {"model":"forge:build-gemini-38flash","query_source":"sdk"}
**Verdict**: **REVISE**  
Asset meets mesh budgets (94,664 tris within 50k-120k, 8 materials, 8.51 MB), but fails key architectural alignments and material definitions from the reference sheet.

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### Decisive visual findings

| ID | Finding | Visual evidence | Measurable correction |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **VIS-01** | **Chimneys use smooth ashlar blocks instead of rubble** | In `final.png` and `side.png`, both chimneys are pristine pale masonry blocks. In `sheet.jpg`, chimneys are weathered granite rubble matching the main walls, with dressed stone only at the top cornice. | Reassign chimney shaft material to Granite Rubble; restrict Dressed Stone to the capping trim and neck. |
| **VIS-02** | **Granite rubble wall texture lacks stone definition and contrast** | In `close-check.png` and `final.png`, the wall looks like smeared, lumpy grey plaster. In `sheet.jpg` (hero view and swatch), stones have distinct brown/ochre/grey tonal variety with recessed lime mortar lines. | Boost albedo contrast and roughness variation on the wall texture; sharpen displacement/normal definition so individual stones separate clearly. |
| **VIS-03** | **Dormers float above the eave line** | In `final.png` and `clay.png`, dormer bases sit 0.5 m to 0.8 m up the roof slope with slate rows underneath. In `sheet.jpg` (front and hero views), dormers break the eave line directly at the wall plate. | Lower dormer assemblies along the roof slope so their stone sills sit flush with the gutter/eave level. |
| **VIS-04** | **Terracotta ridge tiles on dormer pediments** | In `final.png` and `side.png`, the dormer roof peaks have bright orange terracotta ridge caps. In `sheet.jpg`, dormer ridges use flat blue-grey slate/lead capping; terracotta is strictly on the main roof ridge. | Replace dormer ridge caps with the zinc/slate material to match reference. |
| **VIS-05** | **Excessive roof verge overhang on gable ends** | In `side.png`, the slate roof projects heavily beyond the gable stone wall, casting deep triangular shadows. In `sheet.jpg` (side and rear views), Breton eaves on gable ends sit nearly flush with the masonry. | Reduce gable roof verge overhang from ~0.25 m to under 0.08 m (nearly flush to the stone wall). |