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Hello Herman,

unfortunately not big enough for your family...

The next partition wall was announced, with that it goes on. Its start again with sawing new 10 mm square bars.



From this then creates the right partition wall; here are views in the installed state.







Now is still missing the possibility to reach even the attic. At the end of the hallway in the corner should be her place - the stairs. Due to the cramped conditions it will be a stair with a turn of 90°.

Continue with the staircase...
The two side panels are formed from plywood. These were glued together with the intermediate parts and then I put the whole thing for fitting into my house.













So far away for today, until the next time.

hotte8487 wrote:Hello Herman,

unfortunately not big enough for your family...

At least one of Hermans girls would proudly grab this structure and have a grand ol time with it
It's better constructed than any Doll house I've seen....Looks like it could weather any Hurricane

ALPHA

ALPHA wrote:Looks like it could weather any Hurricane

ALPHA

We will see...

A short interim report; it's about the floor construction in the lower hallway.
I’ve cut wooden bars 10 x 5 mm to fit and then notched for a secure connection. Pictures…







After that received my stairs a paneling from plywood at the lower side; here a view at the inside…



…and here a view at the outside.



Now the framework for the lower hallway is finished, these work steps must be repeated for the upper hallway.
The stairs must be completed and mounted – about that at the next time.

Do you have a Daughter Hotte? This structure looks way too in depth for tanking... it's like an architectural model


ALPHA

my thoughts too mate, way to good to use as a battlefield prop !

Yup it looks like a miniature of a project house ....to later be built in full 1/1 scale for some lucky recipient ... very nice work indeed
For tanking I would have just made an outer facade

ALPHA

It goes on with the stairs, here the holder for the spiral staircase area.



And glued into the frame.



Next, I started to glue the stairsteps, also in the area of the spiral stairs.







In the end I'm not hundred percent satisfied with the coiled stair area, but as a debut work I let it so. The stairsteps should all have to go to the bar, so it's a balancing act for the 120 mm users. For the next time I'm smarter now.