About this Product
The Glenmont is a 144 scale house, a dollhouse for a dollhouse. It is built with an MDF frame and chipboard and plywood roof material and trim. The Glenmont is a tiny little thing with plenty of detail. Yet despite its size, it is not a difficult build. The back of the model is open in case you would like to place any teeny tiny people or furniture inside.
Its overall dimensions are 6.75" wide x 4.625" deep x 1.5" tall.
The brickwork and siding is cut in sheets and is easily assembled, but this isn't a cheap kit you will knock out in an afternoon. Plan to set aside a little time to do this one right. This is not a difficult build, but it does require some time and patience.
I have spent quite a bit of time designing and refining the Glenmont, both the kit and the accompanying printed installation manual (a digital version of the manual is available upon request). I am very pleased with the results, and I think you will be too.
Stay tuned for more Mod Miniature buildings in the future.
Mod Miniatures
Meet the Maker
Mod Miniatures is a Colorado-based company that sweats the small stuff. My kits aren’t your typical Victorian-Era buildings, or cookie cutter designs. In my shop I create things that are a bit more modern, or maybe Mod is a better word. Cars with fins a mile long, hip mid-century furniture, shag so deep you have to rake it. That’s more my style.
How it’s Made
I design all of my laser-cut kits from scratch. I often wander through my mid-century neighborhood to draw inspiration for my next project. I also have a large library of books from the era, and I draw inspiration from these photos and drawings as weIl. I create kits in multiple scales from 1:144 to 1:12. All of them include comprehensive instructions. Any additional help or questions are just an e-mail away.
