and while those dried, I cut the rest of the window punch-outs in half, sanded and painted them. The kit actually recommends that you use the punch-outs for shutters...I just cut them in half because they looked too big. So while those were drying, went back to glue the bay window pieces in place. These weren't being as cooperative as the first ones, so I had to clamp them in place while they dried. And while those were drying (Yup, waiting for stuff to dry, big part of this hobby) I trimmed the toothpick trim, glued them in place and painted them. I got a trip to Walmart in there somewhere and put away groceries while everything dried. When I was done, went back in and glued on the verdigris roof. Here's a shot through the window, it looks a little crowded, but I prefer to say it is well-stocked.LOL!
So now both bays are done! Slash mentioned that he thought some window boxes would be nice, so will have to think about that. Some metal wire ones lined with moss would be nice, just have to come up with something from my stash. Didn't get to put the translucent pieces behind the windows today, but will get to that tomorrow. It's supposed to be cold and rainy, so it will be a good day to work on it. Thanks for reading and have a great evening!
So fun and cute! How many structures do you have finished so far? I know about Buns & Roses, Outback, and the Banana Farm. I'm so excited at what you've done to these! Makes me want to get a set myself, but I already have three projects lined up!
ReplyDeleteThis is the 4th one. I also did one called the Steampunk Tudor. I still have a church, possible bike shop, and a boarding house left! LOL!
DeleteOh fun! I'll poke around your site a bit! I have to see the Tudor!
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