It's a good start - Tämä on hyvä alku

First I read the instructions and this time I really read them. Then I decided not to panic and despite the panic I started constructing this house. I could not help thinking about the situation when I would realize that I had done something wrong and could not reverse it and then instead of Glencroft I would have some haunted house. But then I told myself that I have been able to build a basement for my big house using 9mm plywood, drill, screws, electric (big) saws and so on, I could most definitely get this house together. And I decided to like sanding, because as we all know sanding is fun :)

Glue bottles are there to show you the size of the house. I actually used these glues too, because I do not have a hot glue gun or even if I did I could never gather enough courage to use it on my house. But B3 wood glue is working fine with my glueing assistant (that is my 3 year old son, who wont let me work too long and then all the parts have enough time to dry before I can continue assembly. Convienient? Between glueing together all these parts I can enjoy driving a train or monster truck. Nowadays I cannot drive a toy car without making a sound...)

The second floor on its place. That must have been the trickiest part of the assembly so far.
This is how the house looks right now. I lifted it to its own place and you can see how much smaller it is compared to the big house. I thing that this new house is called Pigletton (= Nasula in Finnish). Nasu means Piglet in Finnish. I already like the house a lot and it is talking to me and I know that the house is going to tell me what kind of a house it wants to be. You other miniaturists will know what that means.