Aww that is so sweet thank you @Robotime_Addiction. I would have loved to do set design in movies 
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That little whisk is really cute. So tiny
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Aww thanks @Tricia12 
you’re welcome
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Wow amazing!! This is totally next level of crafting. I really need to know how exactly did you make this walls?! Looks so detailed and neat! Its like you made your own mini house form scratch!! 
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Aww thank you that is so sweet @aga2713. So to make walls I use a thin or easy cutting wood like balsa or paulownia wood. Balsa is good to start with as it’s east to cut. You can cut it with a scalpel craft knife and steel ruler. I either measure or make a cardboard template for measurements. Once cut you can glue it to the structure using wood glue (I like Weldbond).
From there fill any cracks with a wood or drywall filler and once dry sand until smooth. I would then prime with gesso or primer before painting. It sounds complicated but it’s quite easy and means you can change things as you like. Have fun
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Thank you so much dear for your detalied explanation 
sound really fantasitc and i honestly didnt know that something like this is possible with such simple components!! I would love to read more about your processes and also see some more pictures. So whenever you share like this please totaly tag me 
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That is so lovely, I will try remember @aga2713. Feel free to message me if there is something you want to do or are struggling with. I’m always happy to help or share my knowledge x
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This is exactly what I love about this community. Most of us want to help each other to be happy and healthy!
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I feel the same way @jeanneL , it’s a lovely, kind community 
Can I ask you also when you buy the wood? I never thought about it but probably there are some crafting shops who sell it.
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Hi @aga2713 , no problem at all. I’m in Australia, I can buy balsa wood at Bunnings (hardware store) and art stores. Spotlight (fabric craft store) sells a really thin but good quality plywood sheet. Bunnings also sell craft wood (Paulownia wood) which is harder but can still be cut with a scalpel blade. They come in all different thicknesses. If you get thinner ones you can always glue them together with some wood glue.
If you are painting you could also make walls out of thick cardboard if wood is too pricey. I bought some 2mm plywood from Temu but it was not good quality and brittle to work with.
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Thank you dear now i now all i will check my local hardware stors as well 
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Aww good luck @aga2713
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