The slideshow shows an un-finished dollhouse taped together to test the parts. In your build, you should Paint and Wire along the way.
Continue to
"Let the Glue Dry"
before stopping
I glue and tape them together along with other pre-assembly
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Ready to install them? Use plenty of glue and scrape a bare spot on the house paint
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Locate with Porch Posts or a Divider, 1/16" from the edge of the house
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Let the glue dry but take out the Divider after 10 minutes or so
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One rail-length locates the top - square side-to-side
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The corner Post lines up on the inside edge of the Triangle
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The middle Post is in the middle of the Triangle (more-or-less)
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You'll have to move the short railing around to get all the spaces right
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If you use tape to hold the triangles tight, you have to stop to let the glue dry
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But I have nice weights for this task so I'll forge on
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The Porch Roof is taped and the weigthts are taped to keep them in place
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A different taped-together for photography build used tape instead of weights
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But I liked the weights better - Let the glue dry
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Assembly Home
Housebody
Gable
Porch