It's based on a G-Plan Librenza 880. I wanted a piece that was more similar in style to the 1950's version of the Librenza 880, but had the dimensions (slightly lower & wider) of the later 1960's version.
Pepper did a great job translating this into miniature & I feel really honored to own one of her pieces, it's beautifully made & just what I wanted. The piece is made of spruce, stained in dark oak, with white formica fronts on some of the cupboard doors.
It arrived almost a week & a half ago, but after what must have been some rough handling by Royal Mail (grrr!) the top section of the Librenza had shaken loose in transit. I ordered some of the same wood glue that Pepper uses, & with some helpful advice from Pepper, was able to re-attach it. Hopefully it looks OK, I was very nervous about doing a poor job & spoiling it.
All the cupboard doors & drawers open & I'm looking forward to digging out more miniatures to display on it & taking some better photos of it (once my current bout of vertigo has passed & I stop feeling dizzy & disorientated every time I move). The Re-Ment displayed on the Librenza so far are from the 2005 Table Ware Collection set.
This is GORGEOUS!!! Truly stunning. Pepper should be so very proud of her handiwork. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteSO amazing. I am in awe, especially of the little suspended shelves in the middle. Just...wow.
ReplyDeleteI watched everything about this great giveaway - you can be so happy to have this gem. I truly love it. And Pepper is incredible, isn't she? Congrats and - I would like to see this in a scene of yours.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Wow how does she do it? Fabulous! CM
ReplyDeleteThis is so divine, man. Pepper's amazing, ey?
ReplyDeleteOMG, it's beautiful....now I want one! LOL! hugs, gg
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! you're so lucky, and i am so envious of you :P congratulations! you have a gorgeous collection of re-ment too :O :O :O
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone! Pepper's miniatures really are fantastic & beautifully made. I feel very very lucky to have this piece.
ReplyDeleteOese, Thanks! I really hope I can put this in a scene at some point, I have some vintage 1:6 furniture that I think it would really work well with, but lack of space prevents me from setting anything up at the moment. Argh!
like like like lol
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