I have just (well nearly) finished a little 1/44th Georgian doll house kit from Keith at Small-time miniatures. It is a doll house for my doll house!! Having never built or lit a small house (or any house) before I decided to use a AAA battery and lights that I obtained at a hobby shop geared mostly for RC and train enthusiasts. I live in western Canada and unfortunately we are do not have the specialty shops that cater to miniaturists or hobbyists, we are a large country but seriously underpopulated so they wouldn't be viable here. I do know more than I did before I started this little property and will approach my next tiny project differently. I found this little house a bit challenging which I did not anticipate when I started. I should have done a bit more thinking before I plunged in ei: cut the wallpaper for on the inside of the house front before gluing in windows etc. Tiny tip: When assembling little houses under the watchful eye of your three year-old grandson don't walk away and expect it to look quite the same when you return. Certainly nothing a little glue couldn't fix and most likely all railings of that era were a little split and bend anyhow!!
Beautiful!!!!Inside,too!!!
ReplyDeleteEs preciosa y con muchos detalles
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Super fantastc!!
ReplyDeleteBye Faby
Hi,
ReplyDeleteyour mini house is beautiful. Wonderful facade with many details, and great rooms! I love this house.
hugs for your cute grandson :o)
Magda
I love the tiny dollhouse and the way you display it.
ReplyDeleteI had to smile about your little grand son.
Hugs to both of you.
Of course your grandson wanted to "help" you on this beautiful cute house :)
ReplyDeleteMona
To jest piękne! Uściski!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! Hugs!
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Thank you to everyone for all your lovely comments!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Another supplier of tiny treasures to make not of.
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