Porch Assembly

the Imagination House

This slideshow supports but does not replace
the house assembly instructions

Porch Assembly

Assemble the Imagination Dollhouse Porch WiringAssets/000_lg.jpg

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A little scraping will give a better glue joint Porch/Porch01_lg.jpg

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It doesn't take much wood for the glue to grab Porch/Porch02_lg.jpg

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Clean the holes and scrape a glue spot for the post Porch/Porch03_lg.jpg

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Scrape the Porch Roof for gluing Porch/Porch04_lg.jpg

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glue and rubber-band the Porch Posts and Railings Porch/Porch05_lg.jpg

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The beveled post tops all tip outward Porch/Porch06_lg.jpg

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Glue the bottom of the posts and rails Porch/Porch07_lg.jpg

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Set up the Posts, clean up excess glue Porch/Porch08_lg.jpg

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Don't wait for glue to dry along the way Porch/Porch09_lg.jpg

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A little glue on the porch Beam Porch/Porch10_lg.jpg

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A little glue on the Post ends Porch/Porch11_lg.jpg

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Set the Porch Roof on the Porch Beam Porch/Porch12_lg.jpg

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Line up the center screw hole Porch/Porch13_lg.jpg

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The screw head is below the glue surface Porch/Porch15_lg.jpg

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Adjust the Posts so the dowel goes in the hole Porch/Porch16_lg.jpg

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Tape from below the porch foundation Porch/Porch17_lg.jpg

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Now the end screw and the end post Porch/Porch18_lg.jpg

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Work from the center to the ends Porch/Porch19_lg.jpg

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... adjusting and taping as you go Porch/Porch20_lg.jpg

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Everything is in position and tight Porch/Porch21_lg.jpg

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Clean up excess glue Porch/Porch22_lg.jpg

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Be skimpy with the Roof Fill-Tile glue Porch/Porch23_lg.jpg

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Set in the Fill-Tile Porch/Porch24_lg.jpg

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Oh no! Too much glue! Porch/Porch25_lg.jpg

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I am cleaning some of the glue off Porch/Porch26_lg.jpg

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Excess glue would have made painting sloppy... now it's gone Porch/Porch27_lg.jpg

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The tape keeps the spacing even Porch/Porch28_lg.jpg

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If you weight, tape it so it doesn't slide off Porch/Porch29_lg.jpg

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Scraping a glue spot on the Porch Side Facia Porch/Porch30_lg.jpg

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Scrape a very small glue spot on the Post Porch/Porch31_lg.jpg

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... and on the end of the Porch Beam Porch/Porch32_lg.jpg

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Glue Porch/Porch33_lg.jpg

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... and tape. Now you can let the glue dry Porch/Porch34_lg.jpg

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The glue is dry, the tape is off. Scrape glue spots for the Front Facia Porch/Porch35_lg.jpg

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Glue on the Front Facia Porch/Porch36_lg.jpg

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