Saturday, 15 October 2016

Adding details - the Mud Room

I have gone through all three basement rooms and added plug sockets at floor and work surface levels, an alarm control system and PIRs in the other rooms and a smoke alarm for this floor level.
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I also managed to add a bit of dressing....


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  1. Irene15 October 2016 at 13:00

    Great progress Marilyn. It all looks pretty convincing.

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    1. burygardeners15 October 2016 at 13:31

      Thanks Irene. You and I always like the teeny touches in a room. Marilyn

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  2. iseecerulean15 October 2016 at 13:16

    Brilliant. I'm a huge fan of realistic details.

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    1. burygardeners15 October 2016 at 13:32

      Me too. I really do believe it pays to look around your real life room a lot and think about what is there that you must have in mini world to make the rooms/narratives actually work. Always assuming that's your aim. Marilyn

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  3. Jodi Hippler15 October 2016 at 18:55

    These are great details, Marilyn! Last month I made a bunch of light switches and wall outlets in the 3D program I use online, then had them printed. I am hoping to use them on the Beach Bungalow. The plugs all have a removable "plug" that you string the lamp cords into so that it works as both realistic looking and functional. I linked them all together with sprue so that it comes out like a Chrysnbon kit and is much less expensive to print since it is only technically 1 piece. It cost $8.53 to print. I hope they are going to function and look just as charming as yours do!

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    1. burygardeners15 October 2016 at 19:45

      They sound brilliant. Do you do this just for yourself? Sounds very clever and techy. 3D printing should solve a zillion things like these just brilliantly. Marilyn

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  4. Pepper16 October 2016 at 14:22

    The additions to the room really do add realistic detail. I love em =0)

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    1. burygardeners16 October 2016 at 19:55

      Thanks Pepper. They are gradually spreading round the house. Marilyn

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  5. elizabeth s17 October 2016 at 00:19

    As usual Marilyn, It's these little things in "life" that count! :D

    elizabeth

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  6. Unknown8 November 2016 at 13:17

    Very interesting do you have time to give more details and resources. I am currently working on the wiring of my victoria farm house (my first house). Thsnks in advance ladies.
    Joanna

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    1. burygardeners8 November 2016 at 13:50

      Hello Joanna, I am very happy to answer anything specific you might want to know if you want to email me: mormson@gmail.com. I have covered building, decorating, lighting and other stuff via my blogs (others beside this one) and some videos on utube - but that's a hefty trawl for you to find what you want. Everything in this picture - except brush, pan, broom, hooks, keys - came from http://www.delphminiatures.co.uk/ very remiss of me not to say - will go back in and do that. Thank you, Marilyn

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