STOP! READ THIS FIRST!
1. Test fit all parts and make sure you know how everything goes together before gluing. If
you are contemplating cutting a part to make it fit, please re-examine your assembly plan
—
you’ve probably misunderstood some aspect of the design. Parts have been tested and
should fit together in a fairly straightforward manner without modification. DO NOT TRY
TO FORCE PARTS TOGETHER!
2. BE PATIENT! Do not try to glue too many pieces together at one time! Try to do small
sub-assemblies (for instance, the floor and two walls instead of 4) that can be set aside and
allowed to dry before moving on to the next step. This way, you won't have to risk destroy-
ing the model with poorly-conceived clamping schemes or overly-tight rubber banding.
3. The little tabs in the corner of floor
pieces are for alignment, not for
strength. Do not saturate them with
glue or they might distort! Glue
should be used along the wall edges
where there is a lot more surface area
to glue to.
4. Most roofs are made to be re-
moved. A few buildings have no floor
(assumed dirt floor), so if you have a
base to glue it to, go ahead and make
the roof removable. If you want it to
be free-standing and sturdy, glue the
roof truss to the middle of the top of
the side walls and at least glue at least
one roof panel in place.
5. Metal doors and windows are pro-
vided. They have interior woodwork;
the interior and exterior pieces sand-
wich the wall between them. All metal
parts require priming to paint.
6. Use white glue for most assembly;
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