Explanation of my Lego Model-part three

• The Shiltey Hagibborim (chapter 25, page 21d )writes that Lishkas Hakeilim (Tamid 3:4) was right next to the Beis Hamoked. 
• In Kuntres Hamoded (vol. 2, 1:10) he writes that Lishkas Nidvas Keilim was near Lishkas Hakeilim (mentioned in Shekalim 5:6).
• The Tiferes Yisroel (מדות פרק א' יכין אות נ"ו) says that the Rovdim in the Beis Hamoked were the roof of the rooms in the corners.
• The Tavnis Heichal (2:24:222)writes that the walls of the Ta'im were plated in silver.
• The Ta'im and the Rovdim around them are based on the Bartenura.
• The Meiri (Middos 2:6) as well as the Rambam (in his drawing of the Azarah) say that all the gates in the north and south of the Azarah were in the western half of it.
• The Tavnis Heichal (2:26:246) writes that the sloping roof on top of the Heichal went twenty amos higher then the Heichal (so the total height is 120 amos).
• The Ezras Kohanim (in his picture by Middos 1:9) puts Lishkas HaParoches in the southwest corner of the Azarah.
• In Kuntres Hamoded (vol. 2 1:21), he writes that the office of Elazar, the man in charge of making the Paroches (Shekalim 5:1), was near Lishkas HaParoches.
• Yosifun (wars 5:5:6) says that the outer walls of the Heichal were plated with gold, and where they weren't plated, it was made out of white marble, so it looked like a snow covered mountain from afar.