1:12 Scale Miniature Dollhouse Window with Bridge Front Alessio Miniatures #2199 Fits into a 2 1/2"x 5" opening All wood product Window glass included

The stage of this minature toy theatre measures 2 inchs (2.5cm) by 1 and 1/8 inches (2.9cm). The top of the arch stands just over 1 and 1/4 inches (3.3cm) tall. This theatre comes complete with a c…

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Haunted house, crawling with creatures of the night. Layered, laser cut, plywood illustration with opening front and brass hinges measuring 170 x 290 mm closed and 340 x 290mm open. Most items are made on demand and delivery times may vary during peak seasons. If you have a specific deadline, please get in touch and I'll endeavour to meet it. Please note that due wood being a natural product, the colours and grain on the wood may vary slightly to the image above.

I KNOW I'M NO BETTER THAN ANYONE... BUT I'LL BE DAMNED IF THERE IS ANYONE BETTER THAN ME.

Use one of these free DIY dollhouse plans to build a dollhouse out of wood or cardboard to create a keepsake that will be played with again and again.

1:12 scale (1 inch) detailed miniature door with frame with interior trim. Dollhouse kit front door assembly - craft supplies to finish your dollhouse/diorama miniatures. These exterior doors come mounted in a decorative frame ready to install in your project. They have sturdy integrated hinges top and bottom and are available in 3 styles with color variations to choose from. They are made to fit into a wall opening 3 3/8 inches wide x 7 1/4 inches high, and can be installed into a structure with a wall thickness of 1/4-3/8 inches thick. Interior trim is designed to slide over the frame to allow for variations in wall thickness. These doors are not average rough wood finish, they are precision 3d printed mini accessories with details built in something that is very hard to find to finish your miniature dollhouse. We have spent endless hours perfecting these designs and have created something truly unique for high end finishing of your project. Many more models available in our shop, as well as windows etc. Custom orders are welcome, just let us know what it is you need and we will do the rest. Super attractive addition to your handmade dollhouse project, easy installation, smooth finish and very adaptable to many applications. Can also be used for diorama projects or anywhere else a door is needed. Choose your door style, color and your frame color from the chart, interior trim and door frame is white by default. 3d printed in quality pla, they can be painted either spray or brush, they can be glued in place with common adhesives, they are flexible and do not require any sanding or other finishing prior to installation. These doors are made to order and will be ready to ship out within 2 days of placing an order.

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Open for business! This room box kit is a great start for your 1:6 scale miniature store, café or salon. The wide front windows will look splendid filled with mini merchandise and there is plenty of room inside for even more. The optional sign kit allows you to proudly declare your shop's name. The raised letters and border are sure to draw in the customers! --- Details --- • Functioning door adds realism and swings wide to welcome guests inside. • Display platforms inside both windows elevate merchandise for viewing. Or they can be left out to give more floor space. • Room box measures approximately 28" wide, 16.5" deep, and 16.5" tall. Finished sign measures 9" wide and 3.25"/4" (Rectangle/ Oval) tall. • Items ship disassembled, allowing you to add your own creative touches. Room box assembly is easy with pieces fitting together using tabs. The sign glues together with engraving showing where each letter goes. • Produced from medium density fiberboard (MDF). MDF provides a smooth surface for both paints and wallpaper. While we make great effort to keep the parts pristine, some minor discoloring may occur during the cutting process. Since MDF is a wood based material please note that there will be variation in MDF shade. This room box is intended for the adult collector and miniature enthusiast. Small pieces would pose a choking hazard. This is not a toy. We reserve the right to decline personalization of signs that we feel are of an adult nature or that we don't feel comfortable in making. We appreciate your understanding.

1:12 Scale Miniature Dollhouse Window with 6/6 Front and sill trim Alessio Miniatures #405A Fits into a 2 1/2"x 5" opening All wood product Window glass included

Store Front Facade with Old Bag Lady. 1/12 Scale Facade. Some of my very early work.

Today I'm sharing this framed miniature front door. What I like about this miniature project is that it also doubles as decor as it can be hung on the wall. Check out the video at the bottom of this post for the full run through of how I made it. But first, here's a few details. I created the brick wall by using a handmade stamp made from a rubber. I used this technique a lot when I was at uni, as you can see here. I added some 3D elements to give the piece some dimension, like the plants on the doorstep. These were made using little bottle brush trees which I trimmed to give a flat side and painted a more realistic colour. I think these would make great presents to celebrate a new home or commemorate leaving an old one. They'd be easy to personalise and you could even write the house address on the mount.

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This Greenacres front opening dollhouse kit is made by Real Good Toys. It's part of their New Concept Collection and is a really exceptional dollhouse. SORRY THIS DOLLHOUSE MODEL IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. I am able to assemble any Real Good Toys Dollhouse so please email me if you would like a quote on building another dollhouse model. Thank you! Kit Photo Greenacres Dollhouse assembled by Little Darlings This pretty farmhouse is front opening and that means it's closed in the back and the front swings open and lifts up to reveal 11 large rooms. It measures 32in. W x 23 in. D x 32 in. H. The advantages of a front opening dollhouse is that its back can be kept against a wall saving you valuable space and it also keeps out the dust because all your precious miniatures and finishes are kept closed up! I just finished building this dollhouse model. To see this build from start to finish see: http://littledarlingsdollhouses.blogspot.com/2012/07/building-greenacres-dollhouse.html Exterior finishing includes: *Complete assembly with paint colors of your choice *Stained wood shingles (choose gray or brownish red) *Working exterior door Interior finishing including: *Wallpaper *Stained and finished floors *Baseboards *Crown molding *Working interior doors on the 2nd floor *Stairs with banisters and railings Little Darlings will custom build this dollhouse for a total price of $2,500.00. Optional Details include: *Built in fireplace *Built in bookcase *Flower boxes or planters *Lighting- the lighting package for this dollhouse includes electric tapewire run through the dollhouse with 6 ceiling fixtures installed and 2 outlets to plug in additional lamps. (lamps not included). Total package $450.00 *Additional lighting fixtures may be added for $35.00 each.

Introducing the DeBarras Pub Miniature Kit in 1:48th Scale Step into the world of traditional Irish charm with our DeBarras Pub Miniature Kit. This meticulously crafted reproduction captures the essence of an iconic Irish pub and restaurant, celebrated worldwide for its Folk Club and musical connections with legends like Noel Redding from the Jimi Hendrix Experience and the legendary Christy Moore. Key Features: Detachable front and roof for effortless interior access. Precision laser-cut components create an impressively detailed miniature building. Immerse yourself in the world of 1:48th scale craftsmanship with intricate details. Explore an Irish Town Slice: This miniature masterpiece boasts a fully opening front, providing convenient access to its four spacious rooms. The kit includes all the essential structural elements to assemble walls and a detachable roof. Additionally, plastic window panes and pre-cut brown paper simulate lead flashing on the front elevation. Quality Materials: Crafted from premium Birch plywood, this kit requires no preparation before painting. Your creativity can truly shine as you personalize this charming Irish pub. Endless Customization: With the DeBarras Pub Miniature Kit, the possibilities are endless. Paint, embellish, and create your own magical world, making it an enchanting project for miniature enthusiasts. Please note that lights and glue are not included. Additional Furnishings: To complete your miniature pub, check out our wide selection of furniture options, including a bar, benches, stools, tables, and rustic bedroom furniture (links provided below). Specifications: Dimensions: Approximately 250mm high, 140mm wide, 90mm deep (120mm with the sign). Printed instructions are included. Made from premium Birch Plywood. Order and Delivery: This kit is delivered as a flat pack with unpainted pieces. Shipping times may vary: If you're in the UK, you can typically expect your kit within 2-3 days, though occasional delays may occur. For our European Union customers, the delivery timeframe is estimated at 5-7 days, while customers from other parts of the world can anticipate their kits within 5-12 days. Important Information: Please note that craft kits and the completed product contain small parts and are not suitable for small children. Adult supervision is required at all times. The kit may have a light wood-smoke smell, which is a harmless byproduct of the manufacturing process and will diminish as the kit airs. Lights, as seen in the pictures, can be purchased separately from our store. Create your own Irish pub masterpiece with the DeBarras Pub Miniature Kit and let your imagination run wild in the world of 1:48th scale craftsmanship. https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1305344141/led-fairy-string-lights-leds-battery?click_key=994e6ed6c842c60ba0c9304f0b07f1735e3443fd%3A1305344141&click_sum=e1a680d2&ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1 Bar furniture - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1518029796/bar-furniture-kit-148th-scale-miniature De Barra's Bar - https://www.etsy.com/listing/1532192885/debarra-bar-kit-148th-miniature-model Clasic Bedroom Furniture - https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1532919611/clasic-bedroom-furniture-set-kit-148 Please check my new website for more ; www.cornels-creations.com

This fabulous c1950s Tri-ang Queen Anne Dolls House has just gone up for sale on KT Miniatures. It is the version that has a turquoise coloured finish with stencilled foliage over the front and is in 1/16th scale. The dolls house is accessed via the front, which opens right up to reveal two rooms upstairs, and a large room downstairs divided by a central staircase. The staircase can actually slide out completely to make one large downstairs room if so wished....very clever idea! All the floor and wallpapers inside are original. Even though the flooring papers are a little worse for wear in places, it is still refreshing to have them at all, as they are often missing. The worst patches can easily be disguised by strategically placed rugs or carpets. The windows and doors are made of plastic and it is brilliant that they too are present, as due to their fragility in young hands, they were often broken and then lost forever. Well actually, they are all present except for the right side lower window, but the previous owner very cleverly made a wooden replacement. It has been so well done that I didn't even notice at first! It is extremely refreshing to have the two half front doors present, as it is rare to find this model dolls house these days with them still present. The reason being is that these plastic doors were extremely fragile in young hands, and the little plastic notches top and bottom that kept them in place and allowed them to swing open, would often quickly snap off. And although this has happened to the left door, as you can see from the photo, the previous owner taped it so that it could swing open. Now the tape probably does need replacing but this is easy to do. The roof is original and can be removed if necessary. Is also nice to have both chimneys present, although one of the chimney pots is a replacement. So there we are.....this Tri-ang dolls house rarely comes along these days in such relatively good condition. Could make an ideal present for a vintage dolls house collector and would look fabulous filled with vintage 1/16th scale dolls house furniture. CLICK HERE TO VIEW Please note that due to the particular fragility of the plastic windows and doors, this has to be collected only from me here in Thame and is not available to be posted. (Sat Nav: OX9 3BE - close to junctions 6 & 8A of M40) Celia

I spent some time building a front door for my cabin project this weekend. I spent a little time, mainly on Pinterest getting some ideas. The white paper cut-out was my original concept from back when I started the project. I started by cutting a piece of basswood the size of the door and cutting the window opening out. This cabin was a kit, so the door openings are not a standard size. Then I cut the side pieces and the cross member and glued them to the door on the front and back. I scored lines to give the illusion of many pieces of wood instead of a solid piece. Then did a dry fit, and glued it all together with craft glue. I tried a new product "gel stain" available in the craft paint section. You paint it on, let it sit for a while, then wipe it off. It is water based and cleans up pretty easily. It was a lot easier than oil-based wood stain. I glued on some metal straps that I had picked up a craft show and added some mini-faceted beads to give the illusion of iron rivets. Then coated the entire thing with a clear coat. It is a little more glossy than I would normally do, but live and learn. These are the pieces of wood that I cut for the frame. I set the door inside, and used pins for hinges at the top and bottom, then glued the frame in place. The pieces on the paper are for the exterior trim. Here is the door glued in place. I have ordered a door latch and will update after it arrives. The rocks around the front of the cabin are still a work in progress. I was originally going to try some stained glass for the window, but I think I will stick with clear. I have also been debating painting the trim to match the windows. To see additional blog posts on my cabin, click the cabin label below.

Après quelques trois ans d'absence, et quelques séances de kiné je reviens doucement vers la miniature. Je n'avais pas vraime...

I wasn’t sure what to do with the old front porch, until I realized I should treat the porch like another room: This is what I started with: I completely overhauled it! New foundation, lattic…