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Instructions for kit #DH77K
Finish the Inside...Plan Ahead!
Interior finishing involves so many choices! Will this
house be a play-house or a display for miniatures?
What accessories will be used and where will they
go? Wiring? Wallpaper? Tile or carpeting? Every
choice makes a difference in the order of finishing.
Real Good Toys has provided materials for some basic
interior work, but you may choose to do it differently.
Make your choices
Get your materials
Test your layout
With the pieces in your hands, imagine the steps
to get to where you want to be.
Now you're ready for your order of interior finishing.
Here's the order that our assembly pro follows for
tackling most custom interior finishing:
• Start the wiring (using "tape" style wiring)
• Dividers and Attic Partitions (see pgs 24 & 25)
• Finish wiring
• Wallpaper and paint
• Windows and Doors
• Flooring
• Baseboard and crown moldings
• Stairs
Cardboard assembly
and installation guide
Tower Roof Window: Many,
many cuts to clean away
the shingles in the window
hole minimizes tearing the
shingles. Glue the round
window into the hole from the
outside. Set the pane in the
hole from the inside and glue
in the inside frame when the
Tower Roof room finishing is
complete.
Window Interior Trim
19: Window and Door Trim
Paint, sand, assemble, and repaint parts before installing them.
Cut and assemble Interior Door (1) and Window (12) Trim.
Cut the longest pieces first and always save and use the scrap.
Glue Door and Window Trim to the inside of the Door and
Windows after the wall finish is done.
Tip: I cut clean rectangles of cardboard just under 4
1
2
/
and assemble the Window Trim around them. Then
8
when the time comes to install the Trim, I glue another
piece of cardboard 2 x 4
side and lined up on the bottom as an installation guide.
Door Interior Trim
7
1
/
x 7
/
16
4
1
/
to the back, centered side-to-
2
3
/
x 4
16
7
7
/
x 3
/
16
8
3
1
/
x 3
/
16
4
7
1
/
x 3
/
16
8
7
9
/
x 4
/
16
16
3
1
/
x 3
/
16
8
7
/
x 3
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x
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