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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Diving In: The Model A Garage
When Allan Davis and Babs Raftery of Mr. Peepers mini-shop in Seattle asked us in 1981 to come up with a project for teaching our aging techniques, we had no idea of how much we didn’t know. They insisted that … Continue reading
Posted in Miniatures
Tagged aging miniatures, Carpenter Gothic, miniature garage, teaching, work style
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The Port Townsend, Pyrotechnics, and the Deer Revival
The Port Townsend, miniature house # 25, was the second of the major houses we built in 1981. It was named for a Victorian seaport on the Quimper Peninsula in Washington State, a town whose architecture deeply influenced our own … Continue reading
Posted in Houses, Miniatures, People
Tagged dollhouses, Port Townsend, Victorian architecture, work style
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