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Title: Severely Flawed
Review: What good is a collection of diagrams that are severely flawed? The map of Mayberry is a travesty, for any season, with too many mistakes to even begin. And One viewing (episode) of the Dick Van Dyke show revealed a dozen errors in Petrie home. Likewise, the Andy Taylor home is badly skewed. I don't expect this author to be an architect, and I understand that sets are sets, not houses or towns. I do however expect him to get right the things that are evident in nearly every episode, like the layout of Mayberry's streets and the positions of living room walls. As a writer and illustrator, I am saddened by the dedication to being pretty and the lack of effort to be correct. Most reviewers here seem to prefer pretty to correct. It's up to you which one you prefer. These diagrams are good as a rough idea upon which to build and correct (except for the Mayberry map, which you'd be better off beginning again from scratch), and as such are to me not worth the price.
