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Howard
 Post subject: five new houses...
PostPosted: Mon Apr 02, 2012 11:15 am 
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good morning to all...

these have kept me busy for the last month or so...they are re-makes from previous houses...but with some different colors and small details...

the yellow and green dutch colonial and the red barn house are almost "giants"...the bases are about 7" x 7 1/2"...overall height is around 7"...don't know how well you can see them but there are small rocking chairs on the porches...

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les
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Stunningl, Howard, simply stunning!! Keeps you out of the heat and humidity!!! LOL
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wonderful as always!
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I love the detail around the front door on house #4.

Nice!
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Lynn
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They are all wonderful, but if I had to pick my favorite would be #3
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maria
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I have a few of the "Dolly" houses known for their "pictures" in the windows--so I am partial to the last with the candles in all the windows.
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ediceberg
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Howard, been so busy with other things I've been miissing out on some of your stuff. Great work as always.
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Wow, Howard. These are wonderful. The porches on the first two are great, and so carefully done. And I love how colorful the third one is. Oh, and the door detail on the fourth. These are great.
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"Set putzes to 'STUN.'"

You did it again, Howard. I especially like the Dutch Colonial and the Cape Cod. In fact the Cape Cod reminds me of a vintage tinplate structure.

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Paul
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