Yes Rick indeed .:smiling3:
I feel that would only be true if you were one of the more wealthy citizens.
Very true Jim, the Gentleman sitting on the bench is reading a paper , the headlines read
Oh, now it's getting complicated. From what I've seen, the furniture would suit a 3 or 4 inch figure - that's an estimate, of amazing proportions !
Guys normal is 1 /12 but Standardised sizes for modern dollhouses include 1:6, 1:12, 1:16, 1:24 and 1:48, while antique houses are often a custom size. Some dolls houses as Colin says are quite massive .
Well now. It's like a whole new parrellel dimension to the modelling world I sort of understand ! Clearly research is needed.
And we thought Colin we had it hard ! A quick search on the net will give you the best scale to work on. I've been some fantastic buildings , with candelabras that light up, complete shops , the choice is massive .
Richard, I had tried painting it several times with various anti rust paints but it failed, the rust just came through. Took the plunge and found a company near here who did the powder coating, well worth the out lay. Think the poly carbonate sheeting which I had cut to size was nearly as much, but when cut with a laser there are no rough edges . All in all we are very pleased with it, esp as Christine's father had used it in his garden years ago.
Cheers Paul.
Tea is served at 4 pm with full waitress service , along with the sandwiches are some fancy cakes which Si has made.
You had me at cakes. Car's running on my way.
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