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| 1/144 Scale Gingerbread Mansion! |
The porch and the balcony was no problem, but the roof was tricky. I had to make sure the glue was invisible, however it was impossible for this one part of the roof which had an issue with the fitting. I struggled with it, so I got glue everywhere and now it looks messy and ugly. But the good thing is that you can't see it from the front.
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| Back of the house, next to a quarter. |
Overall, I'm very pleased with how it turned out!
The primary green platform is not very appealing, so I definitely will do something with it. I want to do some landscaping on it, but I have no idea what to do. Do you guys have any suggestions? Also, where would be a great place to look for landscaping stuff in this scale? Any info will be greatly appreciated! :-)
Thanks for reading everyone! Also I want to welcome all of my new followers! Have a great week!
This little house is big on beauty. What a wonderful job you have done on it.
ReplyDeleteHugs Maria
Uauh! It is so tiny, but complete. I love the balcony, a wonderfull job. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteThis cottage is super cute.
ReplyDeleteUn trabajo fantastico, es una preciosa casita.
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Niewiarygodne! To jest piękne i fantastyczne. Gratuluję precyzji i pozdrawiam!
ReplyDeleteIt's just amazing. So tiny, cute and perfect little house. hugs xxx
ReplyDeletePreciosa! Es una obra maestra.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Thank you everyone for reading and leaving sweet comments on my post!
ReplyDeleteIts a great little house and you stuck with it even though you encountered problems and managed to see past them.As for landscaping im sure you can buy landscaping materials for railway models in this scale otherwise just experiment until you come up with something that looks authentic and you like. :)
ReplyDelete@Tony: Thank you! I'll look into some railway models websites for landscaping materials! I appreciate your advice!
ReplyDeleteThis little house is perfect. A little treasure.
ReplyDeleteBye Faby
You can also check out Minikitz.com I've ordered from them before, great customer service and they also sell more of these little house kits. Good luck.
ReplyDeleteIt is so amazing...so tiny small and still perfect in details! Wow! Congratulations! Hugs
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@Fabiola; Thank you! It is quite a treasure :-)
ReplyDelete@Kabrina: Thanks for the website info!
@Kikka: Thank you! Hugs!
Oh, my god! How did you do that? It is marvelous! Jealous of your skills... :)
ReplyDelete@ShaniQ: Thank you for visiting!
ReplyDeleteAnd so you should be proud of it, it's fabulous! If you want some flowery shrub effects, ,Flower Soft, is quite useful. Gill x
ReplyDeleteAmy, your Gingerbread house looks amazing! Natalia
ReplyDeleteThat`S a cute little house. I like mini items and that one is beyond cuteness!
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Love
I love 1/144 houses! I need to make one too anytime soon :)
ReplyDeleteSince you called it gingerbread houses, I'd make some snow on the ground and maybe some xmas decorations?
Anyway it looks perfect!
You did a wonderful job on your tiny house. I enjoyed watching the process, thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteYou may want to go to http://www.miniland.ca/Courses.html
and look at the tutorial on fast and easy plants, I think that you would find it helpful.
I look forward to seeing your landscaping.
@Mary: Thanks for the info and thanks for your sweet comment :-)
ReplyDeleteEs una obra de arte! Me encanta! Un beso. Maria
ReplyDeleteStunning! Use moss on the base. It would look just like tiny bushes and you can get many varieties for different looks. A little dirt path. OK I'm stopping now. Have fun! It's already so beautiful though!
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Caroline
Amazing paper crafts!
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