She said she wanted to display it in a library or hospital I am pretty sure. Never heard her say anything about selling it

@@recoveringsoul755 You are correct. I watched it again and I'm not sure how I got the impression she was going to sell it. Thanks for the correction. 😁

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Patricia Patterson This is the Newport dollhouse by Real Good Toys and she's added two additions: www.realgoodtoys.com/products/newport-dollhouse-kit www.realgoodtoys.com/products/newport-2-story-addition If you would like information on building dollhouses, the Greenleaf forum has a lot of miniaturists with experience in building houses from all different companies and from scratch.

+Rebecca Chewning, I haven't checked on these comments in years, so just received this now and can't thank you enough for your lovely comments. I am not going to lie, electricity is a major major major pain, and has left me with more sleepless nights than I care to say. We used the electrical tape system for dollhouses, and I've since learned there are much more reliable ways to electrify a dollhouse, so I'd probably in the future research doing that (not sure the names). Otherwise I have no real advice, other than to lay any electrical 'foundation' you plan to use WHILE you are building it the dollhouse, so you can get to it easily (as opposed to fully building the house, THEN electrifying it (and dealing with it's confines of mini rooms like we did :/) . We did it floor by floor, giving each floor it's own outlet. I hope this helps, although I've got my husband laughing at me right now for even replying to a comment made a year ago. I'm terrible, I know! :) All the best! It's truly a love!!

+Sailor Blondie , Thanks for your comments! The bathroom sink was originally designated for a dollhouse kitchen, but because I wanted a sink with counter space, I converted it by prying off the kitchen sink hardware and gluing bathroom fixtures onto it. The shower I made by using dollhouse tile floor covering (reinforcing and making the walls thicker by gluing two of them together. I then arranged it how I wanted it to look, then spackled the cracks so it stayed together and didn't look terrible. I made the curtain using cloth fabric, and the 'rings' I bought in the jewelry section of Hobby Lobby that were to scale. Once you get in the miniature mind so to speak, you start thinking of all sorts of different uses for things. I.e.-Jewelry hardware for miniatures. Hope that helps you! Honestly the shower is still a part of the dollhouse I'm not happy with and was hoping to change soon, so it was funny to hear you say you particularly liked it :) I might have to look at it again! Thanks

+Eric Tibesar Thank you for responding! You truly inspired me because this is really the best dollhouse I've ever seen. I have been making my own miniatures now and i'm so proud of how my house is coming along, I hope to upload my own dollhouse video someday. What do you think of the idea of getting a tiny dollhouse for a dollhouse? that is one thing I really want in mine, complete with tiny furniture ect.

mandy16665 This is the Newport dollhouse by Real Good Toys and she's added two additions: www.realgoodtoys.com/products/newport-dollhouse-kit www.realgoodtoys.com/products/newport-2-story-addition

thank you

She is not selling it she is donating it so no!!!