Thank you sir. Little tip's I learned..Take your time making sure all three floors line up with one another in the first few steps of the build. It's really the key to everything else falling into place. Another one would be pre paint everything. But, dry fit and pencil mark anywhere there will be glue, as glue does not play well with painted surfaces. I taped each step in place with masking tape, marked it, then painted anything I could. Just stay out of the pencil marks. Oh, and do yourself a favor and go right ahead and dye the shingles, set them on a screen or cardboard to dry. They will be ready when you need them. Have fun!
Good tips. I've started painting a couple of primer coats, then I'll move on to the "real" colors. Looking ahead, I'd like a few tricks to running electricity to it. I know about the tape they sell for it, but hiding it is another thing. I'm also not sure how you find the tape once it's hidden behind wallpaper or in the attic. I'd appreciate if you could enlighten me about it whenever you get time. It'll be a while before I'm tackling that. Thanks again!
well, I used normal dollhouse wire. I glued magnets around the perimeter of the main first and second walls. I then wallpapered over magnetic printing paper. Once the wood trim goes up you will not see the small gap, plus if you ever need to the wall detaches with a slight pull and exposes the wiring. I ran the wire underneath material I choose for the carpet for the over head lights. As far as the third floor I use lamps plugged into wall sockets from under the carpet. This worked great, if you watch the video again, the walls around the front doors on each floor is actually 1/16 further out than the real wall, and the wires for each floor is ran under carpet all the way underneath the foundation to a power block.
Cravin Morfish i have that same house just red and different shingles and door and furniture and colors. we both have the same brand of miniatures cause i see some familiar things.
Boy, I really hate to ask this, but I'm seeing this for the first time and with your beautiful camera work, it's hard to tell. What scale is this? Parts look 1:6 and parts look 1:12. Also, where is this kit available? This truly has to be the most beautiful doll house I have ever seen! Absolutely GORGEOUS!
Goodness those are kind words! Sure are refreshing in the world we live in nowadays. Thank you so so much. The dollhouse is a 1/12th scale kit called The Painted Lady, available at Hobby Lobby. The dollhouse is made by Real Good Toys. My wife always wanted a dollhouse when she was growing up, so I thought I would try to build her one. I wasn't sure how it would turn out, but I boy I know now! Thanks Again.
I’m putting together a doll house for my granddaughters, I search what others have done for inspiration. On some of the videos the camera is way too close to really see things. Oh well…
all the trim except for some interior trim came with the kit. It does need cut to fit, and painted or stained..the little door knobs I believe I ordered.
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I just got this for Christmas and can’t wait to start this hobby ❤️ I absolutely love the colors on the exterior! Great work!
This was a really nice build. I love how you did the wood-work and the "linoleum" or tile in the kitchen area. Really great ideas.
The stairs really sold the tour. Thanks for the ideas for updating a Victoria exterior!!
Great work. Lots of Talent there.
Thank you lady!
I’m starting a dollhouse. My neighbor gave me the project with all kinds of things to use in the house. Just retired so it should be great fun!
Beautiful!!
Thank you very much!
This is absolutely beautiful. I want to make this one for my granddaughter and you've given me quite a bit of inspiration. Great job, sir.
Thank you sir. Little tip's I learned..Take your time making sure all three floors line up with one another in the first few steps of the build. It's really the key to everything else falling into place. Another one would be pre paint everything. But, dry fit and pencil mark anywhere there will be glue, as glue does not play well with painted surfaces. I taped each step in place with masking tape, marked it, then painted anything I could. Just stay out of the pencil marks. Oh, and do yourself a favor and go right ahead and dye the shingles, set them on a screen or cardboard to dry. They will be ready when you need them. Have fun!
Good tips. I've started painting a couple of primer coats, then I'll move on to the "real" colors. Looking ahead, I'd like a few tricks to running electricity to it. I know about the tape they sell for it, but hiding it is another thing. I'm also not sure how you find the tape once it's hidden behind wallpaper or in the attic. I'd appreciate if you could enlighten me about it whenever you get time. It'll be a while before I'm tackling that. Thanks again!
well, I used normal dollhouse wire. I glued magnets around the perimeter of the main first and second walls. I then wallpapered over magnetic printing paper. Once the wood trim goes up you will not see the small gap, plus if you ever need to the wall detaches with a slight pull and exposes the wiring. I ran the wire underneath material I choose for the carpet for the over head lights. As far as the third floor I use lamps plugged into wall sockets from under the carpet. This worked great, if you watch the video again, the walls around the front doors on each floor is actually 1/16 further out than the real wall, and the wires for each floor is ran under carpet all the way underneath the foundation to a power block.
Cravin Morfish i have that same house just red and different shingles and door and furniture and colors. we both have the same brand of miniatures cause i see some familiar things.
Really good camera work.
Love the tour :)
This is beautiful
OMG THE TV IS AMAZING!!!! how did you do that?
❤️❤️❤️❤️
What did you use for a working TV
that is a mp3 player. sorry it took a while to reply. Thanks!
Beautiful! Love how you walked us up the stairs a step at a time.😊 Nicely done. What era will be represented in this house?
Thank You! I built it for the wife. If you hit the subscribe button there is a video of the house furnished under the video tab.
This is the best one
How did u do the TV thing?! That's amazing! Whole house is amazing.
It is an MP3 player with some videos loaded on it. Thank you!!
@@hobbytimevideos wow, haven't seen those in a long while.
Boy, I really hate to ask this, but I'm seeing this for the first time and with your beautiful camera work, it's hard to tell. What scale is this? Parts look 1:6 and parts look 1:12. Also, where is this kit available?
This truly has to be the most beautiful doll house I have ever seen!
Absolutely GORGEOUS!
Goodness those are kind words! Sure are refreshing in the world we live in nowadays. Thank you so so much. The dollhouse is a 1/12th scale kit called The Painted Lady, available at Hobby Lobby. The dollhouse is made by Real Good Toys. My wife always wanted a dollhouse when she was growing up, so I thought I would try to build her one. I wasn't sure how it would turn out, but I boy I know now! Thanks Again.
Oh, Please Subscribe to my channel!
Thos is beautiful and I want to add I want to install working lighs in my doll house
I’m putting together a doll house for my granddaughters, I search what others have done for inspiration. On some of the videos the camera is way too close to really see things. Oh well…
You did a great job
Why Thank you!
WOW! That is so cool! Were you able to get the doors,door trim and plain trim with the kit? :D
all the trim except for some interior trim came with the kit. It does need cut to fit, and painted or stained..the little door knobs I believe I ordered.
@@hobbytimevideos Did those cool windows come with the kit as well?
@@rebekahdavis5935 Yes they did.
Thank so much I got same home and need ideas
your welcome.
when can I move in? is it for sale?
wait does the tv really works?
No
Why don't u furnish your dollhouse?
I did! look at my other videos there is another one on the dollhouse. I had just finished the dollhouse before this video. Please subscribe!
@@hobbytimevideos can't find the finished doll house video
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