I've been working on various aspects of my dollhouse construction.
Installing windows and railings in the attic was challenging, and I realized I should have completed this task earlier, before the roof was installed. To improve the appearance, I trimmed the back edges of walls and floors with basswood strips. I also installed interior doors, finding them easier to fit than anticipated, especially the stairwell door, which required minimal sanding. I added trim to the 'Living/Dining Room Partition' and created steps for the guest bedroom and attic.
After some deliberation, I decided to use the included fireplaces, positioning them temporarily to determine the best placement based on future furniture. To enhance their realism, I applied brick-printed paper to their backs.
The second floor bay roof and roof trim installation went smoothly. I made sure to paint the eaves beforehand and create paper templates for shingling. Interestingly, I discovered a potential issue with the kitchen bay roof trim in the schematics, which might explain previous fitting difficulties.
