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[@foreverflowersbyamanda9724]

Thank you for your video I am going to try this , yours looks great 😊

[@StanFerris]

Blessings, Amanda! Shelves this size are easier to dust than real ones! :)

[@JoniWagner]

I came looking for a tutorial on 1:12 scale bookcases and found your video, you're such a good grandpa! Would love to have seen your granddaughter's face when you gave her this piece.

[@StanFerris]

Thank you Joni, you are most kind!

[@davestrains6816]

That is a wonderful build!

[@StanFerris]

Thanks Dave! It was fun and relaxing to build. Not as fiddly as small electric trains! ;)

[@paolomessinajazz5575]

Hello Stan, happy new Year to you and your Family ! Amzaing your build, regards, Paolo

[@StanFerris]

Blessings to you, Paolo!

[@dissonum]

This is wonderful! Can you snap a photo of the various adhesives and paints you used and post in the comments? Just for a newbie to epoxy and kickers and washes. 😊

[@StanFerris]

I don't know how to attach photos to comments here, but as for the glues-- CA is not the easiest to use. The kicker is an accelerant for the impatient and is exothermic so don't get any CA on your fingers because the kicker will hurt! Any white glue or yellow wood glue will work great for the wood. Basswood is a little bit harder and stiffer than balsa, but either will work well and can be bought most anywhere. The epoxy comes in various set times. 5-minute (2 part) will work for most hobby projects. Paints are just the $1 acrylic tubes. Spray lacquer in the rattle can is quick and easy.

[@markofthenorth8918]

daves trains sent us to you love your videos i have some train videos .

[@StanFerris]

Thanks Mark! Dave's channel is great! I'll check out your train vids.

[@joannabanks6694]

What kind of wood did you use?

[@StanFerris]

1/8" x 3" x 24" basswood sheet