This Deluxe Bob the Builder Toddler Costume includes a printed checker shirt, blue overalls, yellow construction hat, tool belt with hammering sound box, wrench, screwdriver, and hammer. Now you can take over Bob the Builder's good deads and help out around the house!Customer Review: Very pleased
I bought this custom for my 3 year old son for Halloween and he loved it. The belt makes noise and the tools come off the belt for play. Even though Halloween is over, he still brings it out to put on and play with.
Customer Review: Happy with purchase because I knew what I was getting
My 4 1/2 year old son is very happy and excited about this costume. He enjoys the hard hat and tool belt even without "dressing up" in the shirt and overalls. As a parent, I too am pleased with the costume. It is roomy enough to layer clothing underneth for trick or treating. I had no illusions about what kind of fabric the costume would be made of (very thin felt-like fabric) and therefore am pleased with quality and price.
Over the course of our experiences with dollhouse kits, we have noted that a good plan is essential. Not only does it speed up the progress of building the dollhouse, but it prevents mistakes. Our dollhouse construction timeline includes four major aspects: preparation, painting, wall construction, and finally detailed enhancements.
Preparation: Dollhouse Kits
When you start building your first dollhouse, the first thing to do is to carefully read the instructions. Each dollhouse kit comes with detailed instructions and tips in building your own dollhouse. Please make sure that you have all of the necessary materials including all of the dollhouse kit parts, paint, and tools. Clear out a good work area that will not be disturbed during the entire project. By this time you should also have a good plan of the color and design of your dollhouse.
Painting: Dollhouse Kits
Painting your dollhouse will take a good share of the construction time. We recommend that you paint as much as you can before you start the construction process. Just remember that it is far easier to paint each piece separate rather than the completed dollhouse. Multiple brushes at varying sizes will speed up the process especially if more than one person will be working on this project.
Wall Construction: Dollhouse Kits
Next, you will be assembling the dollhouse walls. We recommend that you to ask some one for help in this process as many hands will not only insure a light work, but they will also guarantee a straight and plum wall. The first walls that will be assembled are the exterior walls. It is imperative that these walls are straight and plum, otherwise the dollhouse will be slanted and difficult to continue construction.
Detailed Enhancements: Dollhouse Kits
The last part of constructing the dollhouse is adding all of the intricate enhancements. These include windows, porches, staircases, shutters, and shingles. We recommend that you use an accent color to the overall beauty of the dollhouse look.
Conclusion
In following these steps, we hope that your dollhouse construction will be a smooth process. Remember that preparation, painting, wall construction, and detailed enhancements will help you complete a beautiful dollhouse.
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