Purchased a doll's house from Toy;s R Us a couple of weeks ago for the 3.5
year old barnacle..
Some of you might know which one I'm talking about.
Its the one where if perhaps you were trying to sell it to
some 4" tall people, you'd have to explain to them that the only way to get
into
the kitchen is by stepping out of the front door and climbing in through the
kitchen window.
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the addition
of a ladder.

Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 21:42:08 +0100, "Davao"
wrote:

Purchased a doll's house from Toy;s R Us a couple of weeks ago for the 3.5
year old barnacle..
Some of you might know which one I'm talking about.
Its the one where if perhaps you were trying to sell it to
some 4" tall people, you'd have to explain to them that the only way to get
into
the kitchen is by stepping out of the front door and climbing in through the
kitchen window.
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the addition
of a ladder.

Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

It depends what the house and the furniture are made from to some
extent.
If plastic it'll be quite a limited range of paint, if wood or
fibreboard, pretty much any type of minimally toxic paint will do.
Whichever it is, consider safety carefully, those doll's house ladders
can be tricky. :-)
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Davao wrote:
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the
addition of a ladder.


Thats against the BCO.

Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

Non toxic, available at art or hobby shops.

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"Davao" wrote in message
...
Purchased a doll's house from Toy;s R Us a couple of weeks ago for the 3.5
year old barnacle..
Some of you might know which one I'm talking about.
Its the one where if perhaps you were trying to sell it to
some 4" tall people, you'd have to explain to them that the only way to
get into
the kitchen is by stepping out of the front door and climbing in through
the kitchen window.
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the
addition of a ladder.

Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

Pink.

Mary

The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote:
Davao wrote:
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the
addition of a ladder.


Thats against the BCO.

The BCO has to be bought seperately, along with Bob the Builder, to
rectify faults and Sue the Lawyer to take action against Dodgy Dave the
Developer.
Then there is the whole new set, starting with Constantina the
Contaminated Land Register Surveyor.

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 11:06:41 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


"Davao" wrote in message
...
Purchased a doll's house from Toy;s R Us a couple of weeks ago for the 3.5
year old barnacle..
Some of you might know which one I'm talking about.
Its the one where if perhaps you were trying to sell it to
some 4" tall people, you'd have to explain to them that the only way to
get into
the kitchen is by stepping out of the front door and climbing in through
the kitchen window.
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the
addition of a ladder.

Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

Pink.


With purple. And some silver glitter.

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"mogga" wrote in message
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On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 11:06:41 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


"Davao" wrote in message
.. .


Anyway. What type of paint should be used to colour the house and the
various bits of furnitures?

Arthur.

Pink.


With purple. And some silver glitter.

Oh yes, forgot. Too old these days ... :-(

Mary

"Owain" wrote in message
...
The3rd Earl Of Derby wrote:
Davao wrote:
The same would apply if they wanted to visit the bathroom with the
addition of a ladder.
Thats against the BCO.

Maybe it's a Harry Potter doll's house and they've got broomsticks instead
of stairs.

Does Harry Potter play with dolls?

The BCO has to be bought seperately, along with Bob the Builder, to
rectify faults and Sue the Lawyer to take action against Dodgy Dave the
Developer.
Then there is the whole new set, starting with Constantina the
Contaminated Land Register Surveyor.

You forgot Peter the Part P lecky.

Dave

"Dave Stanton" wrote in message
news

The BCO has to be bought seperately, along with Bob the Builder, to
rectify faults and Sue the Lawyer to take action against Dodgy Dave the
Developer.
Then there is the whole new set, starting with Constantina the
Contaminated Land Register Surveyor.

You forgot Peter the Part P lecky.

And Charles, the Chap from the Gas Board.

It's getting a bit crowded, perhaps it should be a block of flats ... with
proper planning permission of course.

Mary

Dave

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:08:55 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


Does Harry Potter play with dolls?


Hermoine Granger springs to mind

....Ludwig

On Sat, 1 Apr 2006 07:42:37 UTC, Ludwig Van Beethoven
wrote:

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:08:55 +0100, "Mary Fisher"
wrote:


Does Harry Potter play with dolls?


Hermoine Granger springs to mind

You've not been following the story! :-)

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