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Topic:Looking for 1'scale Castle for Wedding Display
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Twilyet ZaneHi!

My fiance and I love castles and are looking for one to display 7 inch wedding figures for our wedding. I've checked with all the doll house manufactures I can think of, but none of them seem to know anything about castles.

Can anyone help us? Is there a 1'scale castle kit out there? Where can we find one?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Our wedding date is September 11th and we'd really love it if we can have a castle on display instead of one of the victorian houses we;re considering settling for.

Thanks again!

--Twilyte/Teresa

LevanHi, Tw
LevanHi, Twilyet.

I don't have plans for a model, but I do have plans of our actual castle. I don't think it'd be too hard to adapt for the purpose of constructing a model.

Also, if you drop me a line I could give you the name of someone who has already started such a project.

Regards

T Graham Hayward of Castle Levan
tgh@kirkburn.com

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