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Date: 2010-06-27 04:09 am (UTC)There's dollhouse kits? I learn something new every day. I didn't have a sister to build stuff with, instead I had a younger brother. We spent a lot of time in his room building LEGO cities though, he'd make the cars and the train and such and I'd build houses and shops. Man, making stuff's great but I need to learn to finish stuff more often :P
Nah it came off relatively easily without a steamer (my dad removed it without our prompting, actually, not that we wanted to keep it. But yeah, that did peel the underlying paint and plaster off as well.. ). "To the paint store" wouldn't have nearly covered it XD We had to replaster a bedroom wall, bring all the woodwork back down to it's original wood with one of those funky blowdryer things for paint (the paint was 8 colours thick in some places and starting to crack and such). Part of the floor was redone because there was a sizeable lump in it (steel girder was coming up, pushing everything up). Walls in the living room were replastered as well. We tore all the laminate flooring out and had it replaced for newer, higher quality, stuff. Some outlets were redone by my dad (and in one place he found an electrical outlet, under an outlet. It was really strange, there was an outlet built into the wal and then some nitwit built another outlet on the wall on top of the other one. That's just a fire hazard waiting to happen, that kinda thing). New kitchen which we're still working on (which was another hazard as, probably the same nitwit, put all the major appliances on the same outlet...).
Now you've got me wondering if any houses in Amsterdam and such have basements... hm...
(I know that, but I can't convince my husband of it. Didn't help that when we moved into this place it was rather smelly from cats and covered with cat and dog fur)