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Limited Edition Colonial #MM-950 |
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This is possibly the most important step in building any dollhouse. The builder is reading the instructions and trying the pieces. This step is valuable for becoming familiar with the parts, getting the parts grouped for assembly and painting, and finalizing a plan for paint and exterior details. Skipping this step is a mistake for beginners and experienced builders alike |
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| Instructions | ||||
| Clicking on a link opens a new window - you can drag the edges to re-size it When you come to the end of a gallery group, close the window |
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The Build |
Supplemental Demos |
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Getting Started |
Measuring tutorial | ||
Identify and organize parts: 1065 example applies to all: |
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| Dollhouse Painting | |||
| Flooring and floor finishing all | |||
| Dye or Stain Shingles, all | |||
| the Housebody |
Draw Shingle Guidelines: another example (1065) applies to all | ||
the Dormer |
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| Shingle the Roof: 1065 example (ignore the "valley shingles") | |||
Interior Finishing Considerations |
Dollhouse Wiring | ||
the Windows and Door |
JM907 example: wallpaper, baseboard, crown molding, landing rails | ||
| Interior | Paint and Wallpaper | ||
| Dividers (3300 example...the first 6 shots work for this house too) | |||