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   carllf | Aug 02, 2005 04:37am | #1

   big pictures, but very nice work. my kids would love one.

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   DougU | Aug 02, 2005 04:59am | #2

   Attila

   I tried to resize those pics but there in bit form and I dont have the smarts to change them over to jpeg!

   I used to know but I had to e-mail Luka to remind me how he told me to do it last time???

   It does look cool though.

   Doug

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   kostello | Aug 02, 2005 10:35am | #3

   wow that is some playhouse!!!

   great stuff

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   DougU | Aug 02, 2005 04:12pm | #4

   I resized these so all could see them.

   (Thanks Luka for the help!)

   Doug

   A couple of them are still kinda big but nothing like the 2 or 3 MB's that you have.

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   Luka | Aug 02, 2005 05:12pm | #5

   Thanks for resizing, Doug.Nice playhouse !!

   Are we there yet ?

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   Attila | Aug 02, 2005 10:14pm | #7

   Thanks for resizing...Didn't know they were so big until it posted...had no idea how to change them anyway...lol.. I got involved with this for a charity event, the playhouse was one of the prizes. I thought , playhouse, four walls and a roof that comes in a kit..Couple hours over the weekend, piece of cake. Showed up to a pile of materials and a roll of blueprints.

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   calvin | Aug 02, 2005 10:59pm | #8

   Attila, I did one this spring with the local tech school class for CASA, an org. helping kids in the family court.  It is being auctioned off to raise money for the operation of that org.  Small world. Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

   Quittin' Time

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   DougU | Aug 02, 2005 11:16pm | #9

   Download http://www.Irfanview.com , its free and easy to use. A lot of people on here use it so getting help is easy.

   pile of materials and a roll of blueprints

   Well I can understand the roll of blueprints!

   Doug

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   JohnT8 | Aug 02, 2005 07:32pm | #6

   Sheeze, that's nicer than my HOUSE!  :)

    

   jt8

   The reason so many people never get anywhere in life is because when opportunity knocks, they are out in the backyard looking for four-leaf clovers.
   -- Walter Percy Chrysler

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   bhackford | Aug 08, 2005 05:33am | #10

   This looks very nice. What company did this kit come from? Thanks

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   Attila | Aug 09, 2005 04:10am | #11

   No kit...Just a set of plans.

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   bhackford | Aug 09, 2005 04:48am | #12

   The plans came from Better homes and Gardens? You must have changed the roof pitches, right?

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   Attila | Aug 09, 2005 09:38pm | #13

   The plans came from Better Homes ans Gardens, and the roof pitch is pretty close to the specs...No pitch was specified, I figured it from the overall ridge height.