Bell Tower House

 It came with only one overhang and balconies o I had to figure out how to match the top piece.

There are pics further down in the post to show how those turned out.

 I wanted an old plaster / brick exterior.

You have to put it on thick if you want it to crack 

naturally. 

 I had one bay window in stock, I made 

the rest of the windows and doors from scratch.

 I worked on a couple interiors at the same time. 

There are 16 rooms in total and for the most part

they're all same size.

 I painted the floor a pale pink and then added

some paint chips I already had to make it

look like an old terrazzo floor.

 I made this floor look like a marble floor.

I used foam board that I put lots of creases in 

just by bending it here and there. I added several

colors of blue and while it was still damp I used 

a rag to lift and maneuver the color.

There was one original overhang and I used it to make three more.

I made the smaller ones for some of the windows and doors 

on the sides of the building. Needed character!  

 I used heavy white card stock for this floor but 

I sprayed it with clear to make it shiny. 

I made these dormers for the rooftop. It drastically needed

something up there and this is what I came up with. I could

have bought them already made but I didn't. Getting that angle for the

roof pitch wasn't easy for me but they all managed to come out good.

 For the roof, I used old vertical blinds cut to

size, glued them on and painted with  a copper finish.

 Side 1

 Side 2

 Side 3

 Side 4

 This is one of my favorite rooms. I love the bright

contrast of the white floor and the pink walls.