Keifer

This is going to be a great house. I’m excited about this project, I think because I wanted to do an art deco build but was afraid I couldn’t pull it off. I love the style but don’t know much about it. I also like that this house has a curved element to it. It was on the list of things I wanted to include in my current build but I just could not fit everything in. One last thing...will this house be needing any original artwork?

Your bay window turned out great, angles can be tricky. It’s a wonderful little scene

I think the kitty is waiting to play with that twine. I hope all your details don’t get lost on the judges. So many unique and wonderful details in this piece...signature Brae It’s been a pleasure watching this come to life.

The paneling turned out great.

I am not familiar with this freezer paper method but it looks great.

I’m not gonna lie, I’m pretty excited to see this transform. Aaand in addition to knowing what a fabulous miniaturist you are....we also know what kind of food your cat eats

The sheer size of this house is amazing, it intrigues me. Did you redo the stairs? This has been fun to watch progress.

Thank you Linda

Thank you everyone! Well looks like the consensus is to leave it as is. I think I’ll put some oil on it to bring out the details and protect it. I always remember to take progress pics after the fact I started with the piece of wood you see, its about an inch and a quarter wide and 1/4 in. thick. (Actually from an old kitchen chair, I like to repurpose). I drew the design right on the wood in pencil, took quite a bit of erasing and redrawing to get it right. I figured in a design this small, proportion is key. Once I was happy with the image I cut away the excess

Coming along nicely. Looks like the model that I borrowed from, which I got from..minis by Kris.