My New Dollhouse (Continued)

This is what the dollhouse looked like when I purchased it from the previous owner.

Last time I posted about the used Victorian-style dollhouse I purchased and am redecorating, I hadn’t worked on the two additions yet. I purchased them as kits from Real Good Toys, makers of the Allison Junior dollhouse. I’m fairly certain my dollhouse is an earlier version of this dollhouse, since it’s nearly identical and the company has been in business for forty-eight years. The tower is the mirror opposite of the catalog and website photos.

The dollhouse after I attached the first addition

Now the first addition is complete. The second addition is almost complete but not yet attached to the dollhouse.

The first addition with the exterior trim

I ordered flowers to glue to the flower boxes, and I’m waiting for them. Once the flower box flowers arrive, I can glue them to the flower boxes, and then I’ll turn the dollhouse back into place — facing the window. And once I’ve done that, I can attach the second addition on the left side (facing the interior). Once it’s attached, I can finish the second addition’s interior.