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How to Build Miniature Furniture and Room Settings
written by Judy Beals
Studio : Kalmbach Pub Co
by Kalmbach Pub Co
Publisher : Kalmbach Pub Co
Released : 1983-02
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780890240441
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 3 reviews)
List Price : $9.95
Our Price : $127.22
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Shows how standard miniatures kits can become finely crafted furniture. Easy-to-follow instructions teach how to create likelike period rooms from kit materials or from scratch. |
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Great for everyone, stunning fishined products |
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This is a fantastic book for the craftsman of miniature furniture and room settings. Suitable for the beginner or experienced modeler, the instructions here lead to stunning finished products. Specialized tools and techniques for working in miniature are covered. The sections on building, modifying and enhancing furniture kits maximizes their usefulness. More elaborate projects scratch built from patterns follow. These include tables, a large breakfront, and an upholstered chair and settee group. Room construction and detailing ideas include floors, walls, ceilings, windows and wiring for dazzling lighting effects. The book concludes with a useful list of sources. |
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Great Instruction! |
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I am a beginner in miniatures and this book has made all the things that I wanted to do seem possible. I can hardly wait to get started on some of the kits I had purchased and put up until my dollhouse was completed. I would recommend it to any person interested in modifying kits or constructing from scratch. |
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Wonderful book for any level, filled with nice projects |
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This is a fantastic book for the craftsman of miniature furniture and room settings. Suitable for the beginner or experienced modeler, the instructions here lead to stunning finished products. Specialized tools and techniques for working in miniature are covered. The sections on building, modifying and enhancing furniture kits maximizes their usefulness. More elaborate projects scratch built from patterns follow. These include tables, a large breakfront, and an upholstered chair and settee group. Room construction and detailing ideas include floors, walls, ceilings, windows and wiring for dazzling lighting effects. The book concludes with a useful list of sources. |
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