Real Good Toys QuickBuild Victorian Cottage Kit - 1 Inch Scale
Real Good Toys QuickBuild Victorian Cottage Kit - 1 Inch Scale
Our grandparents knew how to create homes for their families and now you can retreat to a home built from the same value and Victorian tradition. With five stately rooms this cottage has precision workmanship through and through. Features include: step-by-step instructions with detailed drawings 3/8-inch MDF exterior walls with a smooth painted clapboard finish stained and varnished hardwood floors and wooden roof shingles window boxes and non-working windows. Recommended Supplies: Glues Masking Tape Screwdriver *Glue curtains and any landscaping or furnishings are not included.Gingerbread (if used) and Trim Strips are supplied in easy to cut lengths.The overall dimensions of each dollhouse include items that protrude such as porches and roof cresting.Our products are not recommended for children under the age of 3.Retreat in your imagination back to days gone by with the Quickbuild Victorian Cottage. Order today!
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