Railing Kit #1 1/12 scale miniature for dollhouses and modelmakers. This is a simple railing kit with 1/8 dowels for balusters and square newel post. You cut the rail to length and assemble the railing. ITEM DESCRIPTION: 2 pieces - railing 3/16 x 5/16 x 12" (5mm x 8mm x 30.2cm), with an 3/16 groove to fit 3/16 (6mm) dowels. 25 pieces - balusters 3/16 x 2" dowels. We suggest a 1/2" spacing. 3 pieces - post 5/16 x 5/16 x 2-1/2 (8mm x 8mm x 64mm). One order will build a 12" long section of railing with a 1/2 spacing. Photos show both the kit and an example of the assembled kit. Made of unfinished birch & basswood. Ready for you to finish with paint, stain, shellac, or polyurethane after a light sanding. Made in Manchester, MI
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Does the 28th of January still count as the start of the year? No? Who cares - Happy new year! I really hope you're all safe and healthy... Tired of how the World functions at this moment, I made a 2021 deal with myself: I'm concentrating on 'positives' and on what I can change, instead of being depressed about things I can't control. This has been working quite well I must say - I highly recommend it! By the way, how lucky are we to have a passion that requires us to stay home to practice it? Here is a little update on what I have been working on in the past half year. It's not much unfortunately, as I have been extremely busy with work. Nevertheless, I really had fun working on these new additions to the tattoo shop. I started with some details for the bathroom on the upper floor. I used polystyrene to create a door handle, a vanity sink faucet and a matching knob, which then I spray painted in black. Next I built the bathroom vanity. For the sink I used polystyrene, which I spray painted and for the vanity itself I used wood which I hand painted in brown. I also built a door with a lock pocket on the side. I cut some railings for the stairs, drilled a diagonal hole on the upper side of these for connecting them with a leather string to form the railing and started working on the main frame of the counter lighting. I also built long tube hanging spot lights to attach to the main frame of the lighting. Soldering the mini light bulbs was a real hassle. Once the bulbs were set and the cabling was finished, I spray painted the lighting and the parts for the stair railing. I drilled a little hole on each stair-step to house the railings. I realized the sticks alone looked a bit simple, therefore I added and spray painted a little addition to the lower part of the railings. The end result: This is it for now, I'm going to work on some additional lighting soon. Until then, keep safe! Best, Susi
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Over the weekend I made some progress on my Swedish House's staircase. I began it some time ago. I completed the balastrading by first finishing off the remaining ice cream sticks which I had begun cutting earlier. To get an even rounded edge I used a small chisel. The wood was very hard, and quite tough to cut. I replaced the posts I made earlier with harder base wood which is less likely to be damaged or dinted. I moved the staircase between the house and my work bench to make sure that everything fit properly as I was making it. Unfortunately at one point, the "easy to slide in" staircase got wedged. I had to shove it quite hard to get it out! I then painted the hallway in a grey tinted white. I will not wall paper this wall, I think a plain and minimal look is best. It took a few coats to get an even finish. I also painted the stairs. I am pleased with the result. Next job: parquetry flooring for the entrance, and to find a suitable hall light!
This charming unfinished wood Dollhouse Miniature Porch Railing is a delightful accessory to your miniature porch. The railing features an elegant design perfect for completing a timeless finish.
This charming unfinished wood Dollhouse Miniature Porch Railing is a delightful accessory to your miniature porch. The railing features an elegant design perfect for completing a timeless finish.
This unfinished wood Dollhouse Miniature Porch Railing will add the detail you want to your tiny home build. Ready to paint or stain. 1:12 scale - 1" scale
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Miniature Staircase Kit is made out of real wood that can be painted, stained, or left natural, depending on the effect you prefer. It's sure to add the special look to your miniature dream home or other craft project. The stair steps have a rounded extension off of each step, and the railing has a tasteful ridge and two rounded finial banisters. Combine it with window treatments, doors, and lots of fun miniatures for a complete look!
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Price includes 2 pieces of the fence; * Scale: 1/12 * Material: unfinished Wood;
Does the 28th of January still count as the start of the year? No? Who cares - Happy new year! I really hope you're all safe and healthy... Tired of how the World functions at this moment, I made a 2021 deal with myself: I'm concentrating on 'positives' and on what I can change, instead of being depressed about things I can't control. This has been working quite well I must say - I highly recommend it! By the way, how lucky are we to have a passion that requires us to stay home to practice it? Here is a little update on what I have been working on in the past half year. It's not much unfortunately, as I have been extremely busy with work. Nevertheless, I really had fun working on these new additions to the tattoo shop. I started with some details for the bathroom on the upper floor. I used polystyrene to create a door handle, a vanity sink faucet and a matching knob, which then I spray painted in black. Next I built the bathroom vanity. For the sink I used polystyrene, which I spray painted and for the vanity itself I used wood which I hand painted in brown. I also built a door with a lock pocket on the side. I cut some railings for the stairs, drilled a diagonal hole on the upper side of these for connecting them with a leather string to form the railing and started working on the main frame of the counter lighting. I also built long tube hanging spot lights to attach to the main frame of the lighting. Soldering the mini light bulbs was a real hassle. Once the bulbs were set and the cabling was finished, I spray painted the lighting and the parts for the stair railing. I drilled a little hole on each stair-step to house the railings. I realized the sticks alone looked a bit simple, therefore I added and spray painted a little addition to the lower part of the railings. The end result: This is it for now, I'm going to work on some additional lighting soon. Until then, keep safe! Best, Susi
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Dollhouse Miniature Laser Window Fence Rail 1:12 scale - 1" scale
This exquisitely detailed and multi-textured Miniature Rope Bridge is our favorite bridge (don't tell the other bridges). Made of resin with metal wire rails, this bridge is great for your hiking gnomes and fairies wanting to get safely across a river or valley. From the wire curling around the top handrail, to the carved stumps with yellow flowered vines, this mini bridge will be a stunning addition to your fairy garden. Check out our full selection of miniatures to add to the scene. Mini signs, outdoor-themed props and woodland animals will go well with this piece. Thanks for visiting us! - Mini Rope Bridge - Made of resin with metal wire accents - Measurements(in inches, Length x Width x Height): 6"L x 2.5"W x 2.5"H
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Miniature Staircase Kit is made out of real wood that can be painted, stained, or left natural, depending on the effect you prefer. It's sure to add the special look to your miniature dream home or other craft project. The stair steps have a rounded extension off of each step, and the railing has a tasteful ridge and two rounded finial banisters. Combine it with window treatments, doors, and lots of fun miniatures for a complete look!
