📖 [Rolife Journey] Cheers Bar & Dining, Day 1: Chairs, tables & bar

Cozy Talks & Creative Ideas Rolife
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I am glad you are enjoying! I think when you hang the pictures on the wall, there may be some lines or boxes so you have an idea where to place.
Soon you will be able to order a beer there!

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Thanks! We’ll see, I didn’t want to look at the instruction manual more than needed.

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The chairs are so cute. You may still want to invest in tweezers at some point. Great quality tweezers are not expensive. Really useful for those stickers. Or if you decide you like doing more miniature kits.

Miniature kits are my specialty.

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Oh, I do believe this one won’t be my last miniature house. But I prefer wooden puzzles so I’ll be mostly doing them and jumping back here to alternate or while waiting for a new release or a delivery haha

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Your doing great for your first build. Are gonna try adapting something?

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I haven’t really think about doing so, since it’s my first Miniature House after all.

I don’t think I will, but… Just in case, would you have any ideas or suggestions?

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You are doing so well for your first miniature house. Those stools sure look so delicate.

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Great progress so far. :heart_eyes: Using precision knife is a nice tool to use before removing the woods out of the leaves. It’s easier to remove them using it and you can also see the sign of blank page and the image of gear icon like in the settings icon picture. It will tell you if that is printed or blank on the parts.

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Woooo that’s looking really good! I’m so glad none of the tables and chairs broke!

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They are! I’m already learning a different kind of patience and care with this kit.

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Interesting… I always forget about that tool. I guess I should get one if this situation keeps going! Thanks a lot for the tips there, you’re so nice.

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Thanks! I had to be extra careful but it did pay off :smiley:

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Awesome work so far! :pink_heart: It’s always easier if you first cut the tabs from the back and pop them out from the back end. It reduces the chances of them breaking.

Also funny how you mentioned the manual I’m so used to the coloured ones so when I first saw the black and white ones I was not a fan lol. :laughing:

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Thanks for the tip! I’ll keep it in mind for the future for sure, although for this particular kit I believe I’m kind of finished with the fragile & easily breakable parts.

Oh yeah, I guess going from the MH colourful manual to the WP black and white ones must feel weird :rofl:

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I always use that since I’ve learned from my mistake of ripping the woods on the furniture parts. :laughing:

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Noted :rofl:

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Have fun :tada:

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Thanks a lot, I’m sure I will!

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You could use some extra moss somewhere or use paint markers to colour the flower boxes or simple things like that.

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Noted, thanks! I’ll have it in mind for when the time comes, just in case.

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