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Its coming along wonderfully! I love how many rooms it has!! so many things you can do to it!!

cant wait to see more pics

It's looking really good - it's unusual to see an MDF kit around here: what make is it?

Marg you inspire me!

I have nooo idea how I would keep all those parts not used from getting mixed in with other kit parts.

how do you do it. and in your dinning room? amazing!

this house reminds me of the MHM we are doing!

are the rooms nice and large? kind of looks like it!

nutti

Lynette! thanks! It's not hard to keep the pieces together. I put all small parts in baggies or freezer bags and when i'm not using them, i put the bags of parts in the particular house for safe keeping. All bigger parts stay in the box until i'm ready for them...and the box is placed under the house when i'm not working on it.

The rooms are not bad sized, well some of them are a little small, that si why i want to think about my floor plan before i glue in the dividers...the bedroom and living room are longer than the other rooms, but definately more narrow. If you would like measurements, I can get them for you! just let me know!

sweet to offer room sizes but just curious because I know the MHM has wonderfully large rooms...the only good point about that kit. I will admire othe MDF kits but I have nooo desire to have another.

and soo not good how to be more organized makes me think I ought to start one more project. ;)

Happy Building

nutti

Nutti, the footprint of the house is big, but with the front porch space it really decreases the room inthe house. The room sizes aren't large, but they aren't tiny either. It's a cool dollhouse if you decide to get one. I loved the exterior of the house, all the angles, that is why i wanted it.

I may build the MHM after this one, i love how quickly the houses go together. I want to bash mine as well, the kitchen is just way to small. I think i may just do one story tho. I'm thinking about turning the staircase. I have seen it on a couple of houses and really like the way it looks.

Hi. I googled Bellingham Farm house and came across your post. I just built one for my daughter for Christmas 08. She picked out the colors. I had no idea what I was getting into! After putting the walls up, etc. I then had to purhcase a dremel along with a clamp. I taught myself how to measure, saw and miter. After 8 coats of paint, here is my farm house. Unbelievable that the shingles had to be glued on one at a time! Many of them had to be cut at angles or in half. Unfortunately, I cannot figure out how to post a picture of it on this blog.