Greenleaf The Harrison Dollhouse Kit User manual

The Harrison
Dollhouse Kit #8006
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
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Welcome to the exciting world of miniatures Enjoy building
your Harrison dollhouse kit and look forward to a fascinating
and rewarding hobby that you and your family can enjoy now
and for generations to come.
Before you begin building, read the instructions carefully. Pay
particular attention to the “Warm- up Sheet." It will give you
many important tips and should help you to "get off on the
right foot!" Before beginning, check to see that you have
everything you need. Good luck and have fun!
THIS KIT CONTAINS:
• 30 pre-cut wood sheets
• 3 silkscreened plastic window sheets
• Sandpaper
• Instructions
• Schematic diagrams
You’ll also Need:
• A soft lead pencil with an eraser.
• Glue. We strongly recommend a hot melt glue gun and
glue sticks (available in most craft hardware, or miniature
shops), A glue gun will save you considerable time, but if
you prefer, it is possible to use any household glue which
is suitable for bonding wood. We suggest that you have on
hand white or clear household glue for affixing the windows
because the glue gun can melt the acetate
• Masking tape, empty cans or containers. The "Warm-
up
Sheer explains how to use tape for applying shingles, and
the containers will help keep things organized as you go.
• Extra sandpaper.
• A straight edge or ruler.
• A razor, exacto knife, or, best of all, anvil type pruning
shears for cutting shingles and siding.
For putting a finish on your house, you will need:
• Wood fill
• Use a high-quality latex primer. If you paint your house,
you’ll require less paint to cover, and sealing helps
prevent warping. If you don’t paint your house, the seal
will keep the wood from drying out. Do not seal the
wood if you plan to stain it as the stain won’t take.
• Paint, stain, and miniature wallpaper if you choose to
finish your house.
ASSEMBLY
A. FOUNDATION
1. Label, remove and prepare FIRST FLOOR from Sheet 1.
Turn it smooth side down and label slots on the back as
illustrated.
2. Remove and prepare FOUNDATION STRIPS lettered A-
K from Sheets 2 and 8.
10 KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL ASSEMBLY OF
YOUR ARTHUR DOLLHOUSE
1. Set up a comfortable work area with all supplies
handy. A table or smooth surface about 36” by 48” would
be great.
2. Carefully follow the instructions in order.
Don’t jump ahead of yourself! Complete one step before
going on to the next.
3. Keep all the wood sheets together in the kit
box until they are asked for in the instructions. Return
them to the box after needed parts are removed.
4. Don’t remove any wood pieces from the sheets
until instructed to do so. You will have a hard time
figuring out what is what if you have lots of loose pieces
around! When you do punch out the pieces, do so
CAREFULLY or you may break a part!
5. Follow the schematic diagrams. It will be helpful to
lightly write the name of each part in pencil directly
on the wood pieces and sheet. This can easily be
erased later on.
6. When you see the words REMOVE AND
CAREFULLY PREPARE in the instructions it means:
(1) “Punch the piece out CAREFULLY from the front to
the back. (The front is the side of the wood where the
cut marks are clearly visible.) (2) Sand all edges lightly
and (3) paint, wallpaper, stain, or otherwise decorate, if
desired.
7. ALWAYS work with the smooth finished front side of
the wood (the side where the cut marks are visible)
facing up or towards the outside of the house unless
directed otherwise.
8. Don’t glue until instructed to do so! This will give
you flexibility in working with the parts. Always check
the fit of the pieces before applying the glue.
9. If you plan to paint the trim a different color than the
rest of the house, paint the house and the parts
separately and glue the trim to the house LAST!
Again, read the “Warm-up Sheet” before you begin
building!! It will give you many important suggestions for
wallpapering, painting, electrifying, shingling, and siding
your dollhouse.
10. ENJOY yourself. Building a dollhouse is not
something that you can complete all in one evening, but
it is a craft project of which you will be proud!
B. BASIC HOUSE ASSEMBLY
1. Remove and prepare FIRST FLOOR FIXED
PARTITION from Sheet 3a and glue to FIRST FLOOR
using tabs and slots. Doorway is towards house front.
2. Remove and prepare RECESSED FRONT from Sheet
4. Label and set aside FRONT DOOR BACKING. Glue
RECESSED FRONT to FIRST FLOOR using
appropriate slots.
3. Remove SECOND FLOOR SUPPORT from Sheet 4
and glue tab in place on FIRST FLOOR with the support
wing pointing back.
5. Remove and prepare HOUSE FRONT from Sheet 4.
Set aside two BAY WINDOW SEATS. Check the fit of
HOUSE FRONT into slots on FIRST FLOOR, then glue
in place. Next, glue HOUSE FRONT to front edge of
SECOND FLOOR and SECOND FLOOR SUPPORT.
6. Remove and prepare SECOND FLOOR FIXED
PARTITION from Sheet 3b. Glue to SECOND FLOOR
in appropriate slots, with doorway facing toward
HOUSE FRONT.
7. Remove and prepare THIRD FLOOR from Sheet 6.
Glue to HOUSE FRONT and then to top edge of
SECOND FLOOR FIXED PARTITION.
8. Remove and prepare RIGHT SIDE from Sheet 7. Glue
to FIRST FLOOR and then to edges of SECOND and
THIRD FLOOR.
9. Remove and prepare LEFT SIDE from Sheet 8,
labeling and setting aside FRONT DOOR PANEL.
Glue tabs to FIRST FLOOR and then to edges of
SECOND and THIRD FLOOR.
C. TOWER
1. Remove and prepare TOWER SIDES from Sheets 9a,
9b and 7.
4. Remove and prepare SECOND FLOOR from Sheet 5.
Discard STAIRWELL and label and set aside triangular
ROOF TRUSS Glue SECOND FLOOR to top edges of
FIRST FLOOR FIXED PARTITION. RECESSED
FRONT and SECOND FLOOR SUPPORT, lining up
tabs and slots.
3. Insert tabs and glue FOUNDATION STRIPS A-1 into
slots on underside of FIRST FLOOR, with letter on
strips corresponding with those on slots.
4. Glue FOUNDATION STRIPS J and K as crossbars to
underside of FIRST FLOOR as shown on diagram, then
turn right side up.
Note the following abbreviations:
• R &P means remove and prepare.
• Numbers in parentheses (4) indicate sheet
number.
• (G) means permanently glue.
• “Tack Glue” means glue lightly.
• “Face up" means good side of wood
facing up.
• “Face down” means good side
of wood facing down.
• “Square” means align two pieces at 90°
to each other.
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Paint or wallpaper the Interior of the tower, if desired. The
slots in the center of each panel Indicate the division
between first and second floor.
2. Remove and prepare 20 INTERIOR TOWER WINDOW
TRIM SIDES from Sheet 18a and 20 INTERIOR TOWER
WINDOW TRIM TOPS AND BOTTOMS from Sheets 18a
and 18b. Glue these INTERIOR WINDOW TRIM pieces to
the Interior side of the TOWER SIDES as illustrated. If you
haven’t painted the TOWER pieces, the interior is the
unfinished rough side of the wood.
3. REMEMBER throughout this step which end of each
TOWER SIDE points up towards the THIRD FLOOR. If
you've erased your markings, note that the space between
the window opening and top (THIRD FLOOR) edge is
narrower than the same space between the other window
opening and the bottom (FIRST FLOOR) edge.
4. One at a time, glue the completed TOWER SIDES to the
FIRST FLOOR slots, then SECOND FLOOR tabs and the
THIRD FLOOR slots.
D. BAY WINDOWS
1. Remove and prepare all BAY WINDOW SIDES from
Sheets 9a and 9b.
Paint or wallpaper the interior sides of the BAY sections, if
desired. The interiors are the unfinished, rough sides of the
wood.
2. Remove and prepare 22 INTERIOR BAY WINDOW TRIM
SIDES from Sheet 18b and 2 from Sheet 18a.
3. Remove and prepare 16 INTERIOR SMALL BAY WINDOW
TRIM TOPS AND BOTTOMS and all 8 INTERIOR LARGE
BAY WINDOW TRIM TOPS AND BOTTOMS from Sheets
18a and 18b.
4. Glue the INTERIOR WINDOW TRIM to the window opening
of the interior BAY SIDES, corresponding the trim to the
large and small windows.
5. While the TRIM is drying, remove and prepare the 3 DAY
SUPPORTS from Sheets 1 and 6. Glue to LEFT SIDE of
house, making sure that they are in the proper positions
(top, middle and bottom), lining up tabs in slots.
6. Then assemble the 4 narrow BAY SIDES to the FRONT and
LEFT SIDE of house, lining up tabs and slots on all three
floors on the FRONT, they'll need to bend slightly to slide
into the top and bottom floor slots. Remember which end of
the BAY SIDE should point up to top.
7. Glue the 2 larger BAY SIDES to the FRONT and LEFT
SIDE of house, lining up tabs and slots.
8. Remove and prepare the two BAY WINDOW SEATS FROM
Sheet 5 and the two that were set aside in section B, step 5
from Sheet 4. Test each for fit and positioning in the bay
windows. When situated in a level position, glue in place.
E. THIRD FLOOR
1. Remove and prepare both THIRD FLOOR PARTITIONS
from Sheet 10 The two doors in one of the partitions can be
removed and discarded or sanded, painted and hinged in
place.
2. Glue both PARTITIONS in place lining up the tabs and slots
on the THIRD FLOOR.
3. Then glue both PARTITIONS to each other, lining up the
single tab and slot near the top.
4. Remove and prepare GABLE from Sheet 10 and glue to
HOUSE FRONT'.
This is a good time to stain the base of the house assembly
and paint the outside with white texture sand paint, if
desired. Remember not to paint over edges or unassembled
tabs and slots.
F. ROOF
1. Remove and prepare REAR SUPPORT from Sheet 13. Line
up tabs with slots and notch in THIRD FLOOR PARTITION
and glue ONLY where the tabs go into the THIRD FLOOR.
2. Remove and prepare ROOF C from Sheet 10, ROOF B
from Sheet 12 and ROOF A, D, E and F from Sheet 11.
3. Remove and prepare two ROOF TRUSSES from Sheet 5
and the one ROOF TRUSS set aside earlier from Sheet 5
in section B, step 4.
4. Glue the ROOF pieces to the house assembly in
alphabetical order beginning with ROOF A, along the right
side of the front GABLE. Next glue ROOF B beside it along
the front of the house.
5. From the underside of the ROOF, insert one triangular
ROOF TRUSS into the slot of ROOF A and the other
triangular ROOF TRUSS into the slot of ROOF B.
6. Glue ROOF C and D in place.
7. Glue tab D of the remaining curved ROOF TRUSS into
ROOF D from the underside (tab E should be pointing up).
8. Then glue ROOF E in place to the top of the house, lining
up tabs and slots of REAR SUPPORT, ROOF TRUSS and
THIRD FLOOR PARTITION.
9. Remove the LIFT OFF SECTION from ROOF F and
save. Glue ROOF F in place.
10. Remove TRIM pieces 25 and 26 from Sheet 17.
Glue TRIM 25 to the underside of the top edge of
the opening in ROOF F, as illustrated, so it extends
out partially.
11. Then put the LIFT-OFF SECTION back in place on
ROOF F (do not glue). Reach in from the front
opening in the GABLE and glue TRIM 26 flat
against the LIFT-OFF SECTION so It prevents It
from sliding off the house (glue trim strip to this
section just above where side of house meets the
roof). DON'T GLUE the TRIM of strip to the ROOF
section or the wall of the house.
12. The LIFT-OFF SECTION of ROOF F may also be
attached to ROOF F at the top edge with hinges, so
it can be lifted, as illustrated.
G. BAY WINDOW ROOF
1. Remove and prepare three BAY WINDOW ROOF
pieces from Sheet 7.
2. Turn them face down and line them up, as
illustrated. Make sure their position is correct. Tape
them together where the edges meet.
3. Flip the taped roof assembly over so the smooth
finished sides face you. Gently place the BAY
WINDOW ROOF over the top of the bay window on
the LEFT SIDE of house.
4. Make sure that the top edges of the assembly are
flush with and fully touching the left side of the
house. Remove assembly and apply glue to the top
edges of the BAY WINDOW SIDES Set the
assembly back in position, adjusting to make sure
all proper edges are in contact with the LEFT SIDE
of house and BAY WINDOW SIDES.
5. When in the proper position, run a line of glue along
the top edge of BAY WINDOW ROOF where it
meets the LEFT SIDE wall.
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H. TOWER ROOF
1. Remove one TOWER BRACE from Sheet 15. Place this
in the front corner of the house, above the TOWER and
just under the ROOF, lining up tabs and slots. Glue it in
place as It curves around the comer of the house.
2. Remove two TOWER BRACES from Sheet 13 and place
above other TOWER BRACE. One goes into the slot on
ROOF B and the other into the slot on the RIGHT SIDE.
Glue in place.
3. Remove and prepare five TOWER ROOF pieces from
Sheet 13. Turn face down and lin e up as illustrated. Tape
them together on the rough unfinished.
4. Flip TOWER ROOF assembly over right side up. Set in
place on top of TOWER, hooking the far left section
under ROOF B. Remove and apply glue to top edges of
TOWER and edges of TOWER BRACES. Place
TOWER ROOF assembly back in position, making it
flush with the HOUSE FRONT, touching the top edges
of TOWER and TOWER BRACES, and hooking it under
ROOF B.
I. HIP ROOF PREPARATION
1. Place the house assembly on Its back with front side up.
2. CAREFULLY remove and prepare the FRONT TUDOR
ASSEMBLY and TRIM STRIPS 1, 2 and 3 from Sheet
14.
3. With the smooth side up. slide the FRONT TUDOR
ASSEMBLY (bending slightly to hook under BAY
WINDOW and TOWER SECTIONS) up into position
right up under the ROOF.
4. Looking at the LEFT SIDE of the house, draw an
imaginary line from the bottom of the window openings
onto the outside wall. This line is where TRIM STRIPS
1 and 2 should be placed directly under, as illustrated.
Glue TRIM STRIPS in place.
5. Glue TRIM STRIP 3 in the corresponding line run-ing
along the HOUSE FRONT, just to the left of the front
BAY WINDOW on the second floor.
J. HIP ROOF
1. Remove and prepare HIP ROOF SIDE, HIP ROOF
FRONT and HIP ROOF SUPPORT from Sheet 13.
2. Apply glue to bottom edges of TRIM STRIPS 1 and
2 on LEFT SIDE of hour. Slide the HIP ROOF SIDE up
against 1 and 2 at glue line, and rest in place on bay
window section. Run a line of glue attaching it to bay
section.
3. Following diagram, apply glue along edges "a" and “b"
of HIP ROOF SUPPORT. Edge "a" lines up against left
rear edge of house and edge “b" fits under the rear edge
of the HIP ROOF SIDE.
4. Apply a line of glue to the bottom edge of TRIM STRIP
3 and FRONT TUDOR ASSEMBLY.
5. Line up HIP ROOF FRONT and press up against glue
line, resting in place against BAY WINDOW and left
edge of TOWER.
6. Glue HIP ROOF FRONT to BAY WINDOW, TOWER
and then to edge of HIP ROOF SIDE where they meet
at front left corner of the house.
K. TUDOR TRIM
1. Remove, label on back, and prepare all TUDOR TRIM
(except two strips 23 and one strip 24) from Sheets 14
and 16.
2. Remove, label on back, and prepare all
GINGERBREAD TRIM pieces 1 - 14 from Sheet 17.
3. Following the diagrams, glue all TUDOR TRIM in place.
In some places, it is glued flat against the house. On the
BAY WINDOWS and TOWER, the vertical TUDOR
TRIM strips straddle the joint where two sections meet.
4. On the second floor BAY WINDOWS, the tips of the
TUDOR TRIM strips 13 may have to be sanded slightly
on an angle where they meet the HIP ROOF for
precision fit.
5. Glue all GINGERBREAD TRIM in place as shown on
trim diagram.
6. Remove and prepare two GABLE TRIM pieces from
Sheet 19 and glue just under ROOF in peaks of FRONT
and RIGHT SIDE GABLES.
See diagram for Gingerbread and
Tudor trim on large schematic
diagram sheet.
L. BALCONY
1. Remove and prepare BALCONY FLOOR from Sheet 4,
Insert tabs into slots on FRONT GABLE and glue in
place.
2. Remove and prepare four BALCONY BRACKETS from
Sheet 19 and glue two in place on front BAY WINDOW
section (as Illustrated In trim diagram) so they support
the BALCONY FLOOR from TUDOR TRIM strips 13.
The other two BALCONY BRACKETS are glued to the
HOUSE FRONT (see diagram) so they support the
balcony room overhang.
3. Remove and prepare three BALCONY RAILINGS and
three HAND RAILS from Sheet 19 Save four cut outs
from the RAILINGS for use as SHUTTERS later on
4. Apply glue to the FRONT edge of the BALCONY
FLOOR and glue FRONT BALCONY RAILING in
place so it covers the front edge of BALCONY FLOOR.
Do the same with SIDE BALCONY RAILINGS.
5. Glue all three HAND RAILS together at mitered edges
(make sure the smooth side of wood Is facing up on all).
Then apply glue to top of BALCONY RAILINGS and
position HAND RAILS in place on top.
6. Remove and prepare two TRIM strips 23 and one TRIM
strip 24 from Sheet 14. Glue the 23's to each side of the
French Door opening at BALCONY and strip 24 to the
top of opening (see TRIM DIAGRAM).
7. Remove and prepare four FRENCH DOOR FRAMES from
Sheet 19, and the corresponding two window panes from
the smaller window sheet.
8. Sandwich and glue one window pane between each two
FRENCH DOOR FRAMES. Glue or hinge FRENCH
DOORS in place.
M. FRONT DOOR
1. Locate and prepare FRONT DOOR BACKING which was
removed from Sheet 4 in section B. step 2 and FRONT
DOOR PANEL, removed from Sheet 8 in section B. step
9.
2. Make sure decorative areas are punched out from each.
Remove door window from smallest window sheet.
Sandwich and glue the window between the DOOR
PANEL and BACKING.
3. Remove and prepare the FRONT DOOR INTERIOR and
EXTERIOR TRIM from Sheet 19 Glue in place inside and
outside door opening on RECESSED FRONT.
4. Glue or hinge the FRONT DOOR in place.
5. Remove and prepare OCTAGON WINDOW INTERIOR
and EXTERIOR TRIM pieces from Sheet 19. Remove
octagon window pane from smallest window sheet.
6. Glue OCTAGON INTERIOR TRIM in place on inside of
opening near door, then glue window to outside of house,
and finish by gluing OCTAGON EXTERIOR TRIM over
window.
N. SMALL FRONT WINDOW
1. Remove and prepare SMALL WINDOW INTERIOR and
EXTERIOR TRIM from Sheet 19. Remove small double
window pane from the smallest window sheet. This
window is the one which is on the HOUSE FRONT in the
center of TUDOR ASSEMBLY.
2. Glue INTERIOR TRIM in place on inside. Apply glue to
edge outside window opening on exterior. Place window
in position and then glue EXTERIOR TRIM over window to
secure in place.
3. Prepare the four cut-outs saved from the BALCONY
RAILING. Glue two to each side of window as
SHUTTERS.
O. ATTIC WINDOW
1. Remove and prepare ATTIC WINDOW EXTERIOR and
INTERIOR trim from Sheet 19 for arched window on
RIGHT SIDE of house Remove remaining window from
smallest window sheet.
2. Glue INTERIOR TRIM, WINDOW PANE and EXTERIOR
TRIM in place as done with the SMALL FRONT WINDOW.
P. WINDOWS
1. Remove and prepare all EXTERIOR WINDOW TRIM from
Sheets 18c and d. These sheets are identical to Sheets
18a and b, and the exterior trim corresponds exactly with
the interior trim on these sheets Refer to the Schematic
Diagram for placement.
2. Remove all window panes from window sheets Glue
window panes to exterior of appropriate window openings
and cover with EXTERIOR WINDOW TRIM glued in place.
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Q. SECOND FLOOR STAIRCASE
1. Remove and prepare both STAIR SIDES, all RISERS
(put in one pile) and all TREADS (in another pile) from
Sheets 20a and b.
2. Put one STAIR SIDE face down on the table. Take two
RISERS and glue one to each end of the STAIR SIDE,
as indicated, straight up from table.
3. Then take the other STAIR SIDE and glue It in position to
the other ends of the two STAIR RISERS. The two STAIR
SIDES are now parallel to each other. Insert another
RISER (DO NOT GLUE) in between the solid area of the
STAIR SIDES to keep them apart while glue dries. Then
remove this extra RISER (support) and discard.
4. Glue the rest of the RISERS in place between the STAIR
SIDES as Illustrated.
5. Set and glue TREADS in place on RISERS and STAIR
SIDES, as shown.
6. This completed staircase may now be set or glued in
place on the SECOND FLOOR over the stair well.
R. FIRST FLOOR STAIRCASE
1. Remove and prepare STAIR SIDES, RISERS and
TREADS from remaining Sheets 20c and 20 d.
2. Follow directions for SECOND FLOOR STAIRCASE,
STEPS 2-5.
3. You may use the completed staircase this way for the
FIRST FLOOR, or may wish to complete it with a closet
and partitions, as follows.
4. Remove and prepare CLOSET DOOR and FRAME and
TWO STAIRCASE BACKING pieces from Sheet 19.
5. Turn the STAIRCASE so the STAIRS face away from
you. Glue CLOSET FRAME in place between STAIR
SIDES. DOOR can be sanded and glued or hinged in
place on FRAME.
6. Directly above CLOSET FRAME, glue larger
STAIRCASE BACKING piece between STAIR SIDES to
close off opening. Glue smaller BACKING strip above it
at top of stairs to completely cover opening.
7. Remove and prepare three STAIRCASE PARTITIONS
(A. B. C) and two GUSSETS from Sheet 15. If you don’t
wish to add these partitions, you may use the staircase
as is and Ignore the following steps.
8. Hold the STAIRCASE so CLOSET faces you. Glue
STAIRCASE PARTITION A to the left STAIR SIDE so
angles correspond to those on STAIRCASE.
9. Glue PARTITION B to A on a right angle to the left Glue
one GUSSET inside top corner where sides meet (do
not glue on top of partitions; glue between them.)
10. With CLOSET still facing you. glue PARTITION C to B on
a right angle, coming toward you. Glue remaining
GUSSET In place between sides.
11. Slide this completed STAIRCASE In place on the FIRST
FLOOR with closet facing you. Glue, If desired.
S. STAIRWELL RAILINGS
1. Remove and prepare two STAIRWELL RAILINGS and
HAND RAILS from Sheet 19.
2. With the back of house facing you, glue the short
STAIRWELL RAILING along the rear edge of THIRD
FLOOR stairwell.
3. Glue other RAILING to left edge of stairwell and to other
RAILING.
4. Glue corresponding HAND RAILS in place along top of
RAILINGS.
T. WINDOW BOXES
1. Remove and prepare all WINDOW BOX pieces from
Sheet 22.
2. Lay one WINDOW BOX FRONT face down and glue two
ENDS In place as shown.
3. Glue BASE between ENDS as shown to complete
WINDOW BOX.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for all WINDOW BOXES.
5. Place a line of glue along edges of BASE and ENDS.
Press in place (BASE down) just under BAY WINDOW
EXTERIOR TRIM BOTTOMS and SMALL WINDOW.
U. CHIMNEY
1. Remove and prepare all CHIMNEY pieces from Sheet
21.
2. Place CHIMNEY FRONT face down. Glue two SIDES to
the side edges of FRONT, with angled ends both facing
you.
3. Turn angled ends away from you Glue CHIMNEY TOP
1/4 inch in from ends of FRONT and SIDES.
V. MOVEABLE PARTITIONS
1. Remove MOVEABLE PARTITIONS from Sheets 3a and
b. These can be inserted, as desired, on the FIRST or
SECOND FLOOR. You may also prefer not to use them
at all.
2. If you wish to place them permanently in the dollhouse,
prepare them so they are appropriate for the room you
wish to create. Glue in place, making sure they are
perpendicular to the floor and ceiling.
W. FINISHING
If you have been painting the house and preparing the
pieces along the way with the directions, you’ll find that
some of the edges, tabs and slots need touching up at
this point.
X. SHINGLES
Greenleaf shingles (available at your craft store) are the
perfect touch to completing your Harrison Dollhouse.
They will cover the slots which show on the house roof.
Bright flowers look nice in the window boxes.
Y. WHY aren’t there any more pieces left in the Kit?
Z. Because...
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5. Glue FLUE SIDES around each flue opening In TOP
and glue completed CHIMNEY to ROOF as shown lining
up lab in slot.
You have just completed the assembly of your
Harrison Dollhouse! We hope you have enjoyed
creating it, will receive satisfaction from it for many
years to come, and will be treated to many rave
reviews from family and friends!
4. Place a line of glue along edge of CHIMNEY TOP and
to both long edges of CHIMNEY BACK Glue BACK In
place between SIDES with tab pointing toward angled
end. and straight ego lining up with SIDES.