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...and nice furniture too -
best wishes from me to, Debora i am working on the third floor of the entrance at primrose house, which is still an external wall...so it need some extra detailing for beams and panels
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only one word: real... This floor is a masterpiece -
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, not only the floor but every detail is excellent; great, great work! -
Need advice/recommendation for nice wood flooring
gamma replied to WyckedWood's topic in General Mini Talk
you can find a great variety of woods and shapes here http://www.dollshouse-tiles.co.uk/ I used their tiles for building the wooden floors of my "Neverland" and at "La chasse aux papillons" (see my albums), excellent quality, great and friendly service; I know this supplier is selling is product on e bay too but i do not know the shop name but, for reference, he has images of my floors at Neverland -
lovely little cottage -
Antique Georgian Dresser with Miniature Roombox inside
gamma replied to biomom's topic in General Mini Talk
gorgeous -
thank you Kelly, i'm glad you liked it -
Thank you Jeanette and Mike for your kind comments
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From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
hi all, believe it or not, all the time passed since my last post was totally spent for building the second wall, the front wall, of the entrance at Primrose house: it was a real nightmare to keep all those lines square and matching each other in the right place but, apart from few minor faults, almost invisible, the result is satisfactory, at least for me, Thomas and Pandulph Everything, again, was scratch built including the candle holders Mk2 type -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
hi all, believe it or not, all the time passed since my last post was totally spent for building the second wall, the front wall, of the entrance at Primrose house: it was a real nightmare to keep all those lines square and matching each other in the right place but, apart from few minor faults, almost invisible, the result is satisfactory, at least for me, Thomas and Pandulph Everything, again, was scratch built including the candle holders Mk2 type -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
hi all, believe it or not, all the time passed since my last post was totally spent for building the second wall, the front wall, of the entrance at Primrose house: it was a real nightmare to keep all those lines square and matching each other in the right place but, apart from few minor faults, almost invisible, the result is satisfactory, at least for me, Thomas and Pandulph Everything, again, was scratch built including the candle holders Mk2 type -
it is a lovely shaped building -
you have a great choice of wallpapers -
the aged look is so perfect, amazing! -
everything looks so real ....and beautiful too, love the calm atmosphere -
P1020738.jpg resizedMedieval apothecary
gamma commented on Jo Med's gallery image in Members' Gallery
again a wonderful character...well done Jo... anything half inch scale in your future? -
great roof! -
hi Karen and welcome aboard
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hi Karen and welcome aboard
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I would use a strong kraft knife and a metal rule or, if you have a dremel, a suitable, small, milling nail...but, again, a kraft blade should be ok; this was my way on MDF and plywood too. Be careful
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so cute! -
it is a great looking room indeed, I love the pastel colours and that wonderful fireplace -
They look good so far, I would suggest you to use only rectangular or square shaped flagstones; as far as i know, only these two shapes are used in real. I cannot wait to see the finished floor :-)
