The RGT Classic Bungalow is being assembled

Assembly now in progress! We have the 1st floor glued together, and on the base. The porch has it's wood flooring on, and I'm off to get the ceiling of the 1st floor, and the porch structure together. More pics soon!

Stocking the bar up for the Bungalow

I found this little vintage bar cart a while back, and I thought it would be perfect for the scene I'm doing in the RGT Classic Bungalow dollhouse. I'm starting to stock it up with little necessities. It's a party!

Modern home deserves modern function

The Bungalow is my 1st modern dollhouse project. My previous builds have all been Victorian's and I'm have a bunch of fun with it. I decided to get a working doorbell, and a fully functioning fan for the house. This is the doorbell :) Classing ding dong sound.

This is the working fan. I'm so in love with it!

The Classic Bungalow screamed until I started on it lol

Yes, it's true. I was working on the Diana when the RGT Classic Bungalow arrive for a future build however, once it arrived, it refused to sit it the box. I'm glad it insisted on being built because, I'm having a ton of fun with this one. I went with a daring color scheme for it's paint which consists of a rich, deep peacock blue, a mossy green, and a deep caramel for the exterior.

Once I say the front door that came with the house, the large oval window gave me the opportunity to create the peacock stained glass window for it. (I'm planning on doing a tutorial for the stained glass windows soon). There will also be 2 stained glass windows on the 1st floor to match the peacock colors.

Downstairs windows