Real Good Toys Special Edition Vermont Farmhouse, Jr. Instructions Manual

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Congratulations on your choice of a Real Good Toys product. Your kit has been precision made with meticulous care by
our craftspeople using carefully selected materials. This Dollhouse will last for years, even generations, if heirloom care
and attention is given during assembly. Take your time and read the instructions completely. If you have questions, ask
the experts at your local Dollhouse store or at info@realgoodtoys.com

Before you begin -

You have already opened the
box and see all the parts organized in boxes and
bundles. For the moment, keep them that way.
There are important things to do before you open
your glue bottle.

Choose your color scheme

your community, models in your local Dollhouse
shop or at our website: realgoodtoys.com; look
at plan books from a paint store or architectural
books at your library (a favorite is: Painted Ladies
by Michael Larsen and Elizabeth Pomada). You
will be painting some of the parts right away so
get the paint now. Choose high-quality semi-gloss
latex enamel paints for ease of use and durability.
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Prepare your space

This dollhouse will spread
out over a large area while it is being built. You
will need a large flat tabletop for the house, sev-
eral boxes to keep parts organized until they are
needed, and several trays lined with waxed paper
for holding small parts like windows and shutters.
A snap-lid box will keep your tools and supplies
handy between building sessions.

Tools and Supplies:

Tape measure or ruler, Pencil, Sticky notes
White glue
(like Aleene's Tacky Glue®)
Solvent-based Panel Cement for shingles
Masking tape, Utility knife or coarse file
Fine tooth saw (razor saw
Painting Supplies, Sandpaper
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Special Edition
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Look at houses in
(like PostIts®)
for all construction
or a hacksaw)
(like X-Acto®)
Waxed paper
(especially 320gr)
Vermont Farmhouse
Measure and identify the parts
that protect the parts, and that is how the Parts List is organized. As
you measure and identify the parts, label them with sticky notes us-
ing the names from the parts list, and check them off the parts list so
you know you have everything. Taking the time now to identify and
organize the parts also makes them familiar so you will understand
what the instructions intend as you read ahead.
• Plan ahead so you know where you are going
• Read ahead so you know how to get there
• Paint ahead so the parts will be ready when you need them
Kit #SE-JM 401
, Jr.
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The kit is packed in groupings
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