4600 Window Blocks

Slideshow A - Window Frames

1st Floor FrontSet

8B Window Blocks (here)

Victorian Painted Lady: Slideshow 8B - Window Blocks
Many parts should be painted before assembly

This slideshow augments but does not replace the instructions

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1. This is the 'small parts' box within the JM4600 01D.png

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2. and these are the window parts in it 02D.png

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3. Bay Vertical - Side 03D.png

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4. Bay Vertical - Corner 04D.png

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5. Window Panes (there are 6 sizes) - click on big image for where they go 05D.png

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6. 1st floor Window Vertical Frames 06D.png

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7. 2nd and 3re floor Window Vertical Frames (2 sizes) 07D.png

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8. Window Horizontal Frames (2 sizes) 08D.png

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9. Window Blocks Bag (plus a few other parts) 09D.png

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10. E9453 and E9454 Tower Lower Window Blocks (not bagged) 10D.png

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11. Selecting the Window Frames that go with each Pane 11D.png

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12. The length of the Pane matches up with the step in the Frame 12D.png

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13. Two of each size in a Frame 13D.png

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14. the Pane lines up with the step 14D.png

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15. Two Frames for each Pane 15D.png

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16. See the Window Frame slideshow (slideshow "A") for more info 16D.png

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17. Now we're getting to the Window Blocks 17D.png

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18. Parts identification: 18D.png

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19. The Top Stair Blocks and the Stairhole Glueblock (see slideshow #2) 19D.png

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20. Left-bottom Eave (see slideshow #9) 20D.png

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21. The 2 1/8 tall Window Spacers are used in the Tower window bottoms (3rd floor) 21D.png

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22. The 1 1/8 tall Window Spacers are used in the Middle Floor window bottoms (2nd floor) 22D.png

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23. The 1/8" tall Window Spacers are used in the 1st Floor window bottoms and in all the window tops 23D.png

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24. Corner Windows use 2 5/16" long Window Blocks - this is the 1st floor 24D.png

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25. 1/8" tall Window Blocks top and (1st floor only) bottom 25D.png

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26. The Front Window Blocks are 3 5/16" long 26D.png

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27. The Window Blocks space the BayVerticle-Corners 27D.png

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28. Adjust so the Verticals line up with the Bay Walls' corners 28D.png

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29. Final adjust so the window opening is square (use a window pane to check) 29D.png

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30. The second floor Window Blocks are 1 1/8" tall on the bottom and 1/8" tall on top 30D.png

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31. Check that the opening is nice and square 31D.png

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32. The Tower Windows use 2 1/8" Window blocks on the bottom... 32D.png

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33. and 1/8" on top 33D.png

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34. The corners line up and the opening is square 34D.png

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35. six opening sizes for six pane sizes 35D.png

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36. We'll go thru it again using painted parts (highly recommended) 36D.png

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37. The BayVertical-Sides go in during wall construction (slideshow #6) 37D.png

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38. 2 5/16 long Window Blocks for corner windows 38D.png

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39. BayVertical-Corners are spaced using the Window Blocks 39D.png

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40. 3 5/16" Window Blocks for the front windows 40D.png

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41. Line up the Corners with the walls' corners 41D.png

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42. Adjust to square 42D.png

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43. This is the configuration for the Middle Floor 43D.png

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44. Adjust 44D.png

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45. Lined up, square, and tight 45D.png

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