If you came here first, please click this link to go to Page-1. This blog shows the construction of the dress shop. After cutting out the walls and floor of the dress shop. The building will also have a sleeping loft for the owner. The larger cutout will be a large bay window for displaying her wears. All of the walls and the floor are cut out. The windows are now cut out.

Click this logo for my Blog List. I have been very interested in the Old West all of my life. I also love to create miniatures. When I was around 8 to 10 years old, I built a western town and9had a blast playing with it for hours on end. I like to create scale models that, when you take pictures of them, they appear to be r.

If you came here first click this link to go to page-1. Click Link for my Scale Models Collections. I cut out two sets of the frames. Slots are cut out for the legs. The dowl rods are glued onto the sofa arms so that there will be rolled arms on the sofas. Next, the back legs are glued on. I began with a glued box.

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This is part-2 of the story. If you came here first, click on this logo to go to part-1. First I cut out the floor and walls. Then I draw the windows and doors on the walls. The floor has the diogram drawn on it. Holes are drilled in the window and door areas for a start point for the saw. Then the windows and doors are cut out with the jigsaw. This will be a large building. They were a staple of the old west.

If you came here first, click this link to go to part-1. Both buildings are now painted. The photo studio only got one coat. I want it to look like the old whitewash type of paint. The workbench is made for the darkroom. The doors are made for both buildings. They are carved from dowelrods. A wall shelf is made for the darkroom. All of the signs are done. Next I put in the posts t.

THIS BLOG IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Pictures are added as the buildings progress. You are on page-4 of this series of blogs. To go to page-1, please click this link. So I keep a good stock of whatever I need for building in my workshop.

If you came here first, please click this link to go to Page-1. The cemetery needed a shed for all of the tools. First off, the walls are glued together. The shed has no interior. The door does not open. I put a shelf on the side for flower pots. I made a roller for smoothing out new graves. I also made some wooden shovels and tools. The undertaker needs a lean-to for storage and to park his hearse out of the weather. The roof is made of boards.

These are the accessories that I am making to go with the buildings. Pulpet for Funeral Home and pictures for Pool Hall. If you came here first, please click this link to go to Page-1. The two smaller buildings at each end will be single story and shorter that the larger buildings to give the appearance that they were built later on.