04-14-2017, 04:18 AM
Thanks everyone! 
fishy: If I got the equivalent for here right I think it is recommended for making doll furniture too. I would probably ask from work about the boards tough if I end up using them, since we have a department that does boxes and stuff from the hardboard (or something similar thin and sturdy as shit) but I am afraid how much cutting and getting all the pieces would cost.
I am also worried that if the size is not just complitely right, they need something to be attached in the walls of the shelf anyway.
redrenard: Yeah but even then you need to get or make all the stuff in it, so it is still plenty of work!
Yes that one is Billy, the other one is similar but not exactly the same model/company (at least I have wooden floors ready!
) which will get most of the rooms. I might put one room on Billy too. Other one has all "floors" wood so it is better. The glass ones would need something tough, the girls keep sliding and tripping over easily on it. If I take one off the line... 
I didn't think of the craft paper, if I can get it in large enough size for it to be usable, it could work. I take it is also lighter?
Maybe even gift wrapping paper could work, they have awesome prints sometimes! And they would be big enough too.
What about the goo? I am unsure what?
Alliecat: Oh god now I feel like an idiot. Of course. How can I be so stupid. XD Like I have it and I use it with my dolls, protects from melting, keeping scalps on and so on. I always use it when I need things to be removed after safely and so far I have never had trouble with stickyness or grease after that. Like if I need to cover part of the thing I am painting I use it and... List is endless.
fishy: If I got the equivalent for here right I think it is recommended for making doll furniture too. I would probably ask from work about the boards tough if I end up using them, since we have a department that does boxes and stuff from the hardboard (or something similar thin and sturdy as shit) but I am afraid how much cutting and getting all the pieces would cost.
I am also worried that if the size is not just complitely right, they need something to be attached in the walls of the shelf anyway.
redrenard: Yeah but even then you need to get or make all the stuff in it, so it is still plenty of work!
Yes that one is Billy, the other one is similar but not exactly the same model/company (at least I have wooden floors ready!
) which will get most of the rooms. I might put one room on Billy too. Other one has all "floors" wood so it is better. The glass ones would need something tough, the girls keep sliding and tripping over easily on it. If I take one off the line... I didn't think of the craft paper, if I can get it in large enough size for it to be usable, it could work. I take it is also lighter?
Maybe even gift wrapping paper could work, they have awesome prints sometimes! And they would be big enough too.
What about the goo? I am unsure what?
Alliecat: Oh god now I feel like an idiot. Of course. How can I be so stupid. XD Like I have it and I use it with my dolls, protects from melting, keeping scalps on and so on. I always use it when I need things to be removed after safely and so far I have never had trouble with stickyness or grease after that. Like if I need to cover part of the thing I am painting I use it and... List is endless.