Brass parts mounted to cardboard with double sided tape and spray painted with white sandable primer.
All pieces mounted with CA glue. Though it may not look it from the picture, but the white of the brass pieces are cleaner and brighter than the window frame above. May have to fix that... Anyway it's not perfect, but the building inspector passed it none the less. The eight part hanger doors can be mounted closed or opened. They are white...any suggestions for another color?
Rear wall mounting pins installed and holes to accept them in the base drilled. Also the interior framing has been glued to the wall, same as both sides...
...rear of back wall has both window frames mounted. Note: All window frames sandwich clear plastic between themselves and the walls they are attached to. The side wall still need this to be done, but haven't yet because there is some filing that needs to be done to to top of each one to get the roof to mount correctly. See below...
Following the arch of the roof from the frame and we see that not only the wall provided but the brick application will interfere with the roof when mounted.
Another picture to give you a better idea of what I mean.
The angled pencil line indicates how much I need to remove with a file of knife along the whole to of each side wall to get rid of this interference issue. Seriously not looking forward to having to do this but what can you do? Anyway, after this is done to both side walls I can clean them up and adhere the widow frames to each.
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