Neat Sweet Petite - Haunted Dimensions

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I decided to work on the Neat Sweet Petite model from Haunted Dimensions. This model is based on the Addams Family. The PDF file is 19 pages, 15 pages for the model and 4 pages for instructions.

 

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Here is a wall (1A) with some windows (15A).

 

[Rhaven Blaack]

The Addams Family is one of my favourites. I am looking forward to seeing how this turns out!

 

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Inside view of wall (1A). Note that there are seven slots in addition to the windows.

 

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Outside view of wall (1A).

 

[mijob]

Nice start, these wundows are looking great. This model has lots off greebling potetial.

 

[micahrogers]

I've always loved haunted houses.. IRL, or just walk thru.
This model is looking Great so far.

 

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Another wall (3A) with some windows (15A).

 

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Inside view of wall (3A). Note that there are four slots in addition to the windows.

 

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Outside view of wall (3A).

 

[Revell-Fan]

Ah, ok, I just mistook it for my advent calendar..!



Nice progress!

 

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Another wall (4A) with some windows (15A).

 

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Inside view of wall (4A). Just windows this time. No slots.

 

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Outside view of wall (4A).

 

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Wall (2A) with two different types of windows (15B and 15D). I wanted to keep the plants on the wall without cutting them, so the bottom two window frames aren't straight rectangles.

 

[zathros]

If you print another sheet, and cut out the shrubbery, then glue that over the existing, it will make the model pop. Some "N" scale model railroad stuff would probably work too. You could give the window frames the same treatment. This looks wonderful. I built a few houses for a "N" scale set up I had, boy did I save a lot of money, those little houses are expensive to buy.

 

[Rhyming_Rogue]

If you print another sheet, and cut out the shrubbery, then glue that over the existing, it will make the model pop. Some "N" scale model railroad stuff would probably work too. You could give the window frames the same treatment. This looks wonderful. I built a few houses for a "N" scale set up I had, boy did I save a lot of money, those little houses are expensive to buy.

Thanks for the encouragement. I remember Gomez Addams liked to crash his model trains into each other, but he was rich enough that he didn't care about the expense.

 

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Inside view of wall (2A). Note that there are three slots in addition to the windows.

 

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Outside view of wall (2A).

 

[mijob]

Nice progress I cant wait until you are going to join the walls.