Não entendo nada do que ele está falando, mas estou achando as miniaturas da Casa de bonecas da rainha Mary, muito bonitas e mostra como era o estilo de vida da monarquia na década de 50.

Very nice, but the commentary keeps pronouncing Lutychens incorrectly!

Just superb

Well I am just commenting because you should have made more effort with your last piece,(glue wood with magnet in) It should have been much more square with no need of sanding. Anyway I am just going for a set square piece ("T)square.. Fixed with glue and screws. I should really try make a video, but I am so bad. At it. I might try..I'm not experienced with YouTubing. Ha, but I have really wanted to do it in another type genre of videos. Not building. Perhaps later!!! Like you say, always try for a better day.. oh and thanks for the Video. XD

Hi Sean, love the chair. Maybe a bit hard for me as a complete novice but I really enjoyed watching you make it. Ara put the link in her channel as I was watching the Captain’s desk being made and she said to check out your channel. Glad I did. Great job. Cheers Robyn ❤😊

As a child my mother handed me postcards of the dollhouse when I was sick and I dreamt of shrinking down and living in it. Years later I was able to go to England and saw it, launching my desire to make dollhouses and all things miniature.

I'm not interested in history as a rule but the presentation was interesting greetings from Canada

This was great!!! More please and I would just love to watch a video on Queen Victoria's dollhouse

I love miniatures so much and doll houses are lovely so it was nice to see this pop up on my feed.

Oh noh ! I just found you ! Totally understand that responsibilities and health concerns come first but gosh, what a loss to the community you are. Hope you are travelling well in the world.

What an amazing amount of work went into every detail!

Queen Mary’s dollhouse just got added to my list as a must see if I ever make it to England.

Hello from Western Australia. For some reason, this video randomly appeared on my feed. It is interesting to watch and I’m off to find the others. 😊

The most boring video ever just a lot of stupid music and all you did was fiddle about wit little bits of wood very very boring

People maintaining it MUST wear gloves.

loved it and actually i made one from your idea to use in my robot car project ! keep up the good work!

Fascinating!! We are visiting London and Queen Mary’s Dollhouse is on our list !

Delightful

"For some reason George Bernard Shaw refused"... 😂 I wonder what else was going on in history about that time...

Gorgeous! Thank you for this

Awesome!

What a great little church you created. I love it. You're very talented. Love from Amanda in Melbourne, Australia ❤ P.S. Have a better day.

Wow she must of been lucky

Hi, Sean! Is the stain marker you're using one of those "furniture scratch repair" markers? Im trying to find one that's just a "stain marker" and it would seem only the ones for fixing scratches in full sized furniture exist. Thanks for your help!

Thank you for sharing, usually people dont understand the craftmans work behind this & other old trades. I'll wait to watch the 3rd part.

It’s a shame that, having taken so much care over this (which is interesting and has a nice level of detail), the narrator couldn’t have checked the pronunciation of names such as Lutyens, Jekyll and Inigo. But it’s a nice little video.

How excellent! Such ingenuity and artistry - and a precious, irreplaceable “time capsule” of post-WWI Britain - and a rapidly-dying way of life….

My Godmother's father helped to make the ivory chess set in the library. It was wonderful seeing it so close to in the video. (Almost as good as seeing it in real life!) Part 3 seems not to have been downloaded, but thank you for the first two parts :). What an amazing man Sir Edwin Lutyens was!

The narration is a bit stilted and monotonous but the content is fascinating. The dolls house is a work of art

it always strikes me how historians try to connect this to the ordinary man. it is beautiful and wonderful, but one must recognize that when this was designed and made, the working class lacked all the things you see in this house. Everyone who contributed to it, gave nothing to the working class, who kept the wealthy rich. They lived in poverty and misery, children lacked care, clothing, clean water, food, education and toys. So it is important to view it for what it is, rich people wanting to please the monarchy. This has nothing to do with social development, because it never touched them

Thank you very much!

So staining the wood first and then glue the letters that’s been painted to the wood, would that stick to the wood?

What a shame there was no part three. This series is the best detail I’ve seen about the dolls house, a place I’ve visited since I was a child with my grandparents.

This was so helpful for my first time using this ruler. Thank you!!

Could you use spices for coloring the bricks? Like a blend of paprika and cinnamon mixed into the base powder? I think you're brilliant coming up with that miniature popcorn!

Love this mini doc on Mary's Dolls' House. This story was incorporated into a brochure I created years ago for the Homestead campus in Florida, and Coleen's creative castle was included. It was a brochure for students to enroll in the Dollhouse Miniature courses featured there. This is so heartwarming and brings back fond memories. Looking forward to part 3. Thank you.

It looks like you never made a part 3? I was still looking forward to hearing the rest of the history. Very well made video. I had a book about the dollhouse growing up and whenever I was sick I used to look through it. Your videos have made my evening as I'm having a flare up of that very sickness at the moment. I hope you consider coming back and making a third part..

Amazing! Thank you for the detail. I saw the dollhouse at Windsor Castle years ago and enjoyed the repeat visit with you.

Do you have any information on Queen Victoria's dolls' house?

Oh dear me..salon not saloon!😮

Hi!! Your miniature videos will be dearly missed. As you know, I truly enjoyed the "oopsies." I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. From your biggest fan and forever subscriber!

Sad to see you go but understand what you mean.... wish you well😢😢😂🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Sean, you will definitely be missed. I loved your videos and miniatures, but do understand. Spend your spare time with your lovely wife, and I do hope you'll pop on now and again just to say hello. Thanks for your time showing us your miniatures! ❤

I’m so sorry to hear this Shaun. I have enjoyed your videos greatly and learned a lot from them. I sympathise with you not having the dexterity and eyesight for miniatures any more - I am just the same, although, being retired I do have the time to take things (very!) slowly, which helps. Have a better day my dear. 🙂

Well Shawn I'm saddened to hear this but can appreciate the explanation. I'm also realizing what time is doing to my hands and eyes too. This business of aging is the pits! I have enjoyed your videos and I'm always going to cherish my little blue outhouse! Every time I see it, I smile and think of you! Good luck in your future endeavors and take care of yourself!!

Thank you for saying goodbye. We will miss your videos and all the wonderful tips you shared. Have a blessed life!!!

Take care of yourself! I have always enjoyed your videos and have learned a lot from you. Thank you 😊

I'm sorry to hear that but thank you for filming a goodbye, I always hate when people in my subscriptions go missing. Take care!

Take care of your self, we will miss you

I'm so bummed to see you go, but your work is always going to inspire me. I'm going to be right here cheering whenever you do have the opportunity to post. Best of everything to you in whatever you do, my friend. *hug*