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Help! I started my first dollhouse and FINALLY got to a finishing point after about a year and a half. There are still a few minor things that need done but it’s finished enough for now (I needed to finish it by Xmas for my daughter). I have made dozens of little 1:24 models in the past and am a little knowledgable in electrical (aircraft electrician over a decade ago) but have since become rusty in the topic. I opted to install 6, small LED lights into the dollhouse, connected by a series of 9v batteries. Since my other smaller models have included similar setups with the LEDs and batteries,
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Good day! This is my first post in the forum - go easy on me! I'm an absolute beginner, currently building a 1:18 scale recreation of a local heritage house that was torn down 4 years ago. So far things are going well, but like MANY miniature newbies, I am absolutely confused by the wiring aspect of the build. I have done as much internet research and forum reading as I can, but I'm still not sure if I'm doing the correct thing. So, here it goes. These are my supplies: Cir-Kit Basic Wiring Kit Transformer (FIFODR® 12V 5A 60W DC Power Supply Adapter(
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I'm working on a new 1:48-scale dollhouse and I'd like to have plenty of lights inside. Plus I'd like to have some 'canned lights' coming out of the ceiling in the kitchen work area. But I was worried about needing the lights in such confined and small spaces that getting the wood walls/ceilings might be dangerous. I used a 6-light set of battery-operated LED lights for a smaller 1:48-scale house and they worked fine but with this house there will be a lot more lights. I'm thinking at least a dozen, possibly even up to 16 or more with the kitchen lights. Has anyone done the larger-scale l
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This looks amazing! I am going to have to give the system a try! Had to share! Light Genie is a wireless miniature-lighting control system. The transmitter/receiver combination operates at 2.4 GHz and has an operating range up to 90 feet. The receiver has 12 outputs grouped into 5 zones, and controls up to 24 miniature light bulbs or 48+ LED's. Each zone independently turns lights on and off, and dims or brightens them. Light Genie offers more than 20 different lighting effects, including sequential flashing, strobe lighting, fire effect, double strobe, and random flash. Two zones can -
I picked up a poorly constructed dollhouse from a friend about a year ago. It was missing a few pieces and was completely glued together without first sanding and painting the wood. I'm about 100 hours into rebuilding this thing - its both therapeutic and stressful at the same time. The rooms are pretty deep making them poorly lit, I figured adding lighting would really spruce things up. While searching for lighting kits pretty much everything out there is made to plug into the wall for power. I plan on giving the house to my daughter, currently 3 years old (likely to be 20 before thi
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From the album: New Furniture on Etsy
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From the album: Christmas Surprise for our niece
A $15 garage sale find that I decided to "build" for my niece (now that I have the time, ha ha). Young nieces don't care that the roof and front porch aren't on, or that the door is missing - just that it is three shades of pink and it's a dollhouse! Finishing it this week during Christmas break. The best part was find a string on miniature LED lights and miniature iridescent tinsel with tiny plastic white snowflakes at Craft Mart. We presented it to her Christmas day, and the exhilaration of a running jump and hug so tight I could not breathe was priceless... Thank you to ev- 2 comments
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From the album: A haunted Glencroft
Made from a cork cage and some Dollar Store items. The skull is from one of the 5.5 inch skeletons that come 4-6 on a card. The light is from a battery powered L.E.D. t-lite candle that I dismantled and reconstructed to fit the lantern (cork cage).- 2 comments
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