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44. See "Shingling Home" button at left 44D.png

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45. After the first course, there will be 7 of each cut shingle per side 45D.png

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46. There is a 'Glues' link on the Shingles Home button 46D.png

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47. Cut the last shingle to fit on the side 47D.png

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48. Cutting the last shingle to fit on the front 48D.png

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49. Keep the glue right under the guideline 49D.png

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50. Keep the bottom edge of the course straight 50D.png

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51. This glue is too low and will risk glue oozing between the shingles 51D.png

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52. 52D.png

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53. Painting the insides of the Dormer Parts 53D.png

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54. The Dormer Window 54D.png

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55. .. with the Pediment and Stool Cap 55D.png

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56. .. and the Dormer Triangle 56D.png

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57. The Dormer Side lines up at the bottom of the Stool Cap 57D.png

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58. Let the glue dry 58D.png

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59. Fitting the Shingles to to fit the Dormer 59D.png

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60. See the notch where I tested then trimmed to fit the Dormer Roof 60D.png

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61. Shingle both sides, then glue on the Dormer Roofs 61D.png

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62. let the glue dry 62D.png

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63. Cut shingles to fit 63D.png

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64. Cut to the exact angle 64D.png

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66. 66D.png

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67. Trim the tops more-or-less to the guideline 67D.png

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69. Measure for a 1" 'reveal' on the next-to-the top course 69D.png

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69a. Cut the Top Courses shingles to fit here 69aD.png

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71. A "starter course" on the Dormer Roofs 71D.png

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72. The first course comes all the way to the bottom edge 72D.png

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73. Using a "Boston Lap" top course 73D.png

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74. 74D.png

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75. Lay the house on it's side or back if you need ot change the shingle color 75D.png

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76. You'll still drip, but much less so 76D.png

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77. It even soaked thru the paper towels 77D.png

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70. Glue and weight the Rooftop with an Attic Partition close to the Tower 70D.png

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78. Lined up in back 78D.png

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79. Tight! 79D.png

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80. The Tower Roof gets the same treatment 80D.png

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81. Upside down makes centering the Rooftop easy 81D.png

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82. Putting in the Dividers, lower floor first 82D.png

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83. Clean up the glue squeezings 83D.png

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84. Lined up in back, straight up-and-down 84D.png

DH71K Newport in Brick: Assembly 02
Assemgly 01 Assembly 02 (here) Examples Shingle Glue Applying Shingles Change Shingles' color Install Dividers	DHTMLGoodies.com00. ../../RGT_Website_assets/ajax-loader.gif DHTMLGoodies.com 44. See "Shingling Home" button at left 44D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 45. After the first course, there will be 7 of each cut shingle per side 45D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 46. There is a 'Glues' link on the Shingles Home button 46D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 47. Cut the last shingle to fit on the side 47D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 48. Cutting the last shingle to fit on the front 48D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 49. Keep the glue right under the guideline 49D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 50. Keep the bottom edge of the course straight 50D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 51. This glue is too low and will risk glue oozing between the shingles 51D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 52. 52D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 53. Painting the insides of the Dormer Parts 53D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 54. The Dormer Window 54D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 55. .. with the Pediment and Stool Cap 55D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 56. .. and the Dormer Triangle 56D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 57. The Dormer Side lines up at the bottom of the Stool Cap 57D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 58. Let the glue dry 58D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 59. Fitting the Shingles to to fit the Dormer 59D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 60. See the notch where I tested then trimmed to fit the Dormer Roof 60D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 61. Shingle both sides, then glue on the Dormer Roofs 61D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 62. let the glue dry 62D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 63. Cut shingles to fit 63D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 64. Cut to the exact angle 64D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 65. 65D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 66. 66D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 67. Trim the tops more-or-less to the guideline 67D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 68. 68D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 69. Measure for a 1" 'reveal' on the next-to-the top course 69D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 69a. Cut the Top Courses shingles to fit here 69aD.png DHTMLGoodies.com 71. A "starter course" on the Dormer Roofs 71D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 72. The first course comes all the way to the bottom edge 72D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 73. Using a "Boston Lap" top course 73D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 74. 74D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 75. Lay the house on it's side or back if you need ot change the shingle color 75D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 76. You'll still drip, but much less so 76D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 77. It even soaked thru the paper towels 77D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 70. Glue and weight the Rooftop with an Attic Partition close to the Tower 70D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 78. Lined up in back 78D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 79. Tight! 79D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 80. The Tower Roof gets the same treatment 80D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 81. Upside down makes centering the Rooftop easy 81D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 82. Putting in the Dividers, lower floor first 82D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 83. Clean up the glue squeezings 83D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 84. Lined up in back, straight up-and-down 84D.png
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