If you have purchased a Kit ... or if you are riding your structure based on your own plane, you will need to empapeléis the walls of your houses ... the first time is stressful, but from experience I say that everything is above and in the end this is like a breeze ...
Anyway, I leave a few of advice be useful to you (or at least would have been for me the first time I got to it) when to add color to your walls:
Anyway, I leave a few of advice be useful to you (or at least would have been for me the first time I got to it) when to add color to your walls:
first thing
I have to say is that the structure of the house and must be fully completed, if you plan to electrify (dedicate a future tutorial to) also must be fully installed lighting system, as it is to "cover" all Installation ...
We may use both store-bought paper for decorating dollhouses, or we can print it, because I have experience in both directions only tell you that the role establishments that offer us is very appropriate, particularly for the size, but we must buy at least two statements to the decoration of a normal room (I beg you to prove the measures before buy, gives a lot of anger when you need a "bit")
We may use both store-bought paper for decorating dollhouses, or we can print it, because I have experience in both directions only tell you that the role establishments that offer us is very appropriate, particularly for the size, but we must buy at least two statements to the decoration of a normal room (I beg you to prove the measures before buy, gives a lot of anger when you need a "bit")
Personally I printed most of the walls, you have to be more aware of shots and effects that goes unnoticed because the home printer can not exceed your drawings as a DINA-4: 29.6 x 21 mm. But if you set up a socket to match your paper, the effect is perfect. You have be taken into account, that if the sense of design, horizontal ... vertical, so that everything you go into place. The impression must be always the highest quality, using a weight better than plain paper, I use a thin cardboard with a weight of 200 g/m2, so the effect is perfect, do not forget that we're printing thumbnails and although you can get precious papers, the sharpness is an important point. If what you want is "tiled" kitchen or bathroom, it is best to use photo paper, the brightness provided simulates quite well tile.
As for the tail, I recommend the glue, aplicáis when white is even noticeable water stains once dry all the marks disappear, the tail becomes virtually invisible.
We must be careful with the corners, prepare the paper and fold in half papering the corners of each room and not notice the seams in the corners, then we fit them well to pass unnoticed in the rest of the room. When initially incorporate the glued area to go to paper, put the paper starting at the top and taking it with a cloth going down, to ensure that no bubbles. Do not be alarmed if the paper is wrinkled when húmedo, es normal, una vez seco no se notará nada...
Os recomiendo que no hagáis antes huecos de ventanas y puertas, podéis equivocaros en las medidas, y en cosas tan pequeñitas ya se sabe... tres milímetros es el mundo... Una vez que tengáis el papel aplicado y seco, con un cutter podéis pasar al corte de los huecos.
Otro día hablaremos de suelos y techos... sinceramente son más sencillos...
Espero que os divirtáis...
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