There are a number of missing score lines on the bay window, which can make things confusing. It also has some interesting geometry. If this is your first "weird" TLX object, then you're really jumping in with both feet. Hopefully these photos can help.

When you print the bay window, you'll notice some of the dotted score lines are printed with green dots. These mark reverse score lines, and usually have little arrows to also indicate they are reversed. You should put a tiny hole at the end of each green dotted line, and score that line on the back of your paper. However, for the bay window, because it has reversed geometry, I recommend you score the front and the back, so that you can easily fold the paper and edge over the dots; otherwise the interior of the building will have visible score lines, which I find unattractive.

I am going to assume you know how to score and fold and edge. This first photo is the bay window after I have scored it, cut it out, and edged along all the score and cut lines.








Start by folding the bay window in half and gluing it as if it were a normal TLX flat fold wall.






Then you will glue the little triangle tabs to make a roof over the top of the bay.














Then you construct the door lintels and the interior window seat.












Glue your window seat into place first, and glue it into position while holding your bay window upright, perpendicular to your cutting mat, so that the window seat bottom will be flush with the bottom of your bay window.

Then glue the door lintels the same way.







I actually was sloppy gluing my window seat and lintels, but at the table from an arms length away, that should be okay. I may re-do this anyway just to satisfy my own persnicketiness.

Sunraven, I don't know about anyone else, but to me all your images show up as broken picture icons.

I host them through Dropbox, so they may have been temporarily unavailable while they were syncing? They showed up for me right away though. Weird.