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Very cool vignette....I love little projects like this. They usually get finished and they are fun. -
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Well said Keith. I just read everything went over calmy, which I am very happy to hear.
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That makes sense, since the flight would begin with riser 1, tread 1.
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I don't do politics, especially here. Miniaturists are the kind of people who are kind to one another.
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I would appreciate some guidance on the Pierce stairs. The instructions say that step 7 is on the middle sections and riser 7 starts the upper section. So on the upper section, is it riser 7, step 8, riser 8, step 9, finishing with riser 9 where it will hook into the second floor? Thanks!
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The original flier that came with the kit, showing the various ways to build. I also have the original hand written sales ticket. -
The original flier that came with the kit, showing the various ways to build. I also have the original hand written sales ticket. -
Diagram of construction. -
More test fitting. I want to make sure I get the bricks on the sides to match correctly. -
More test fitting. I want to make sure I get the bricks on the sides to match correctly. -
Top view of the box. I do not this I will leave this open (it comes with a plexiglass panel). -
I found these doors online from the UK. I am switching the doors out of the frames so I have the correct French Quarter French Doors for the box. -
Preliminary fitting of the new door. and checking the brick work. -
I found these laser cut gates from DollsHouseDirect on Etsy and love them. They have some great "iron" fencing and balcony rails. -
I found these laser cut gates from DollsHouseDirect on Etsy and love them. They have some great "iron" fencing and balcony rails. -
I found these laser cut gates from DollsHouseDirect on Etsy and love them. They have some great "iron" fencing and balcony rails.
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A small build from a kit from the 1980s that was sold/given at the Deep South Miniature show that used to be yearly in New Orleans. I found this kit on an online mini auction a couple of months ago.
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Welcome to the little family, Sarah; I must have missed which kit you're building, but Carrie has given you some excellent information. It helps if you keep a piece of dark chocolate handy.
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Welcome to the little family, Joey. When I built the Fairfield I had two kits, so I built one of them inside-out and they are (sort of) halves of a single Bar Harbor summer cottage.
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Hi Joey! Welcome!
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Welcome Jordan!
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Hello Sarah, welcome!
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I usually run the tape around the lower walls and then across the floor. I use the floor run for chandeliers that are one the ceiling under the run. I drill a hole up and run the wire to the tape run on the floor above. I use the runs that are on the lower wall for table lamps and sometimes sconces.
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