KatFord

Thank you! I appreciate it. I'll give them a call. Kim

I did send an email to Miniatures.com where my father bought it, it says it's suppose to come with installations instructions. It is suppose to come with instructions.

Here is the actual link for That's the one.

Its called the Flickering Fireplace Unit from Cir-kit CK871

Thank you. I did see this, which is very helpful, but it doesn't show me how this particular one goes together.

Hello! My father bought me the Cir-kit Flickering Fireplace unit for Christmas last year. I am now ready to install and have no earthly clue what to do! There is not one instruction, illustration or anyplace directing me where to go to find it. I has an electrical board with 2 black wires, and a "coal box" with a red bottom with a small hole on the side, and 4 bulbs. That's it. Can anyone tell me where I would go to get the instructions? I've googled and did a Youtube search. I did a search on here, but there are a ton of topics that are not specific to this. I should add, I'm a com

This is going to look amazing! I can't wait to see it completed. KIm

Jackie, lol I love your Murphy's Law! Made me smile. Murphy's Law Of Miniatures #126: It fits perfectly - until you put the glue on. Thanks for your response! Kim

I'll have to look at the box, I bought it from Greenleaf... Aster Cottage.

I should have spent more time in the dry fit stage! LOL I'm trying to make sure I don't do something and then realize I should have done something else first. Like, the windows... I'm really disappointed in my kit... most of the interior windows won't work, I'll have to figure out how to make new ones. When removing them from the packaging they either broke in half or split down the middle.

Curious what your process is. I've read both suggested... completed the shell, including all the outside finishes, first then the inside, or complete the inside first. Does it matter? Is it just a preference? My shell is complete, I've been added finishes inside as needed, i.e. when I don't think I'll be able to reach places once all the walls are done. Just curious. Thanks! Kim

This is a lovely piece! What a great job! Kim

You have done a wonderful job explaining and detailing what you're doing. Thank you so much for doing this. It has been fun to see the step-by-step. Thank you! Kim