This one I called Sabrina’s Castle as it was a custom order for someone named Sabrina (brilliant I know!)
It came out pretty nice. I wasn’t completely happy with the quality of some of the pieces so I did take a little money off my original asking price. This is why I cannot wait to get my own 3D printer so I can start manufacturing pieces I need the then make stuff like this on my own. The little stone wall is also an upgrade because the pieces that came with this kit were little wooden pieces that were painted only on the two “faces” so the rest of the “brick” was wood. It looked awful so I ordered “real” bricks and made the stonewall that way. I do stuff like that included in my pricing because I really don’t want to spend my time making junk to then sell it as “nice”.
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I’d have loved to see into a few of the rooms! The tree is beautiful and the courtyard looks quite inviting – if only I were small enough to live in that world…
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I will have to take pictures of another one because that one was already sent out and I didn’t take many pictures of inside the rooms.
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It’s so beautiful.
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Thank you!
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You’re most welcome
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Wonderful creation Christine. I love the pool in a castle. I do think the fountain is a bit too big but then I am not ostentatious 🙂
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That is precisely why I can’t wait to start 3D printing, so I can make things the size I like.
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what do you use to make these? sorry. Can’t see photos, due to blindness! X
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I buy kits mostly. They typically come from China and what I do now is substitute more quality materials for some of the junky ones that come with the kits. I also add extra things like plants. The structure is pretty much wood.
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You are very talented, I imagine it’s hard work, trying to make things, not an easy thing to do
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I suppose I am good at it. I have to take breaks sometimes for a few days if it becomes too tedious. Some of them, like green houses or libraries, you just make tons of the same thing. That gets a little boring. Also, there are some things that I now know from experience to NOT do because it will come out crappy the way they explain it. I don’t know but they say this is the perfect hobby for 14 year olds. I don’t think I would have had the patience at 14 to do this.
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LOL, neither would I not at 14 it sounds complicated 😅💞💞
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That’s spectacular, the level of detail really makes it. How difficult are they to transport? They look quite fragile
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They are a pain in the butt. I used a shrink wrap type of stuff to completely encase the house so nothing breaks off from the packaging. I have had to learn quite a few tricks over the years. This one has the spires with the crosses on them and every time I went to put anything on them to hold them in place that popped off. I finally got it wrapped but told the buyer that it may come popped off but to be really care unpacking it.
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I can imagine
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That one is very cool. You do great work!
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Thank you so much
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I think it looks wonderful! I especially like the courtyard and the pool.
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The thing with the fountain in the courtyard is I have this one glue that if I do it correctly I can get it to look real, so I think the fountain looks like it really has water in it.
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