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Oh my gosh, that thing is tiny! Good for you for being able to work that small. That is some challenge!

April this is so tiny and cute!

Amazing...

Wow - that is really teensy! You are doing amazing work.

I love it, April. I assume you had to put in the floors and the walls. Did you use foam core?

Goodness you are fast, April! I wish I could work this quickly. It all looks great, too!

You know, this is the perfect size house for a couple of country field mice, heehee..I think half scale is too big.

Maybe you should try making a little mousie couple to live in your newest scale home? One of these days I'll have to try a teeny mouse house..they look like such fun.

Great Job!

Jeanne

Joane,Roxy,Alexander,Chris,Janice,Jeanne and Beverly......so many comments were posted to this that I decided to thank you all at one time Thank you !!!!!! I was amiss at not repling individually and I apologize

To clairify some things for anyone wondering.If I had built this little kit as it was meant to be,it would have been a 4 walled,closed building with a firehouse on the bottom and Town Hall on the second and third floors.All that is inside I made,everything....

The second and third floor are foam core,the interior walls are reinforced cardboard.I had to use cardboard due to the fact I had no way to cut wood this small.The cardboard is quite stiff once you glue two pieces together and put printie wallpaper on one side.The white interior trim is thin strps of cardstock,skewers and tiny balsa.The cardstock helps to pull it all together moreso than regular trim in my opinion.The stairs are balsa and foam core....I will probably use wood on the next one...

Anyway,hope this explains things

Wow April! No way could I work this tiny! It's AWESOME!!

J