New England Lighthouse by RGT

New England Lighthouse by Real Good Toys

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Item #:

99100

Our Price:

$259.00

Quantity:

In Stock

This authentic unassembled, unfinished dollhouse kit is constructed of sturdy 3/8"MDF with grooved exterior walls for a guaranteed fit.

Features include:

Pre-wired electrical system plugs directly into a 115V wall outlet (no transformers required!)
Glass prism light fixture accepting up to a 25W candelabra bulb
Clapboard siding milled directly into walls
Sturdy construction: 3/8"-thick MDF walls and floors
Pre-cut railings and posts
Unique wraparound stairs and ladder access for decorating and play
Windows and door

19 1/2"W x 48 1/2"H x 19 1/2"D

For air delivery of this dollhouse (including delivery outside the contiguous United States), contact 1.800.223.7171 or hbs@miniatures.com.

Scale: 1/12
Style: Seaside
Assembly Required: Yes

1/12 scale, also referred to as one-inch scale (or 1" scale), means 1 inch = 1 foot

Gift-giving note: This item ships in a labeled box, so if it is for a gift, you may want to have it shipped to an address different than the recipient's to protect the surprise.

Average Rating:

(based on 3 reviews)

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Rating	Reviewer	Review
	by Ann on 5/15/2015	Lighthouse I built this for a fundraiser and made it into a "converted to a home" lighthouse. It was a big hit. Easy to build and really so much fun to decorate,
	by Connie on 3/26/2015	Lands End Lighthouse Real Good Toys make quality kits. This lighthouse is no exception! In building this kit, I did learn that you need to be careful if you are wallpapering since the walls are angled. I love the light in to the top. We kept the lighthouse in our bedroom as a nightlight for several years! http://www.nanasminis.com/lighthouse.html
	by Nancy on 4/28/2012	Large project but fun to do! This is a large item when put together but it is fun and pretty quick to put together. Be advised that this will take 2 people in certain sections of the assembly, but if you are very careful you can handle this on your own. Directions are more pics than instructions so for someone just starting it could be a little confusing. Have had a lot of fun making and decoration in early 1900 style.