Paint Storage: Check here at www.micromark.com and
http://www.dxmarket.com/micromark/products/82470.html

See if it holds a large enough amount of bottles for your needs This is greatsite for mini supplies, including model railroad and scenery supplies

George Hoffman

144 scale furniture: Look at http://www.anitamoriginals.comfor fantastic furniture, kits to make, and metal minis. Anita does great work and is a member of this digest.

Debby

Corrugated roofing: Noticed several postings from people looking for Corrugated metal roofing: I sell rolls of 2" wide plastic metal looking material that is corrugated. It would look great for a roof. Give me an email if you want more info. minilorrie@yahoo.ca

Lorna Harvey

Japanese site: http://www.dollhouse-kado.com/link/link.html

Anna Helena, from Brazil

Woven Items: Beautiful work, Lili.  To those of you who haven't woven, let me tell you, Lili does lovely, even work and her prices are quite reasonable.  I love your canopy beds! Lili, do you sell the bed too? or is there a specific brand that the canopiesfit on? Please visit:  http://www.geocities.com/weaverlili

Gyelle

Toile wallpaper: Try this site for toile wallpaper:  http://www.itsybitsymini.com/wall/toile.htm    .  Although I haven't bought any from Nhu she is very friendly and helpful, and others on the Digest have highly recommended her products.

Wendy in Clinton, NJ

Miniature Clothing: When I read about the upcoming miniature show in Charlotte which Mom and I attended for the first time last year, it jogged my memory about this wonderful lady named Rachael Spiegel who makes miniature clothes. Rachael's   website address is: http://home.mindspring.com/~byrachelle

Betty and Laruiel

Japanese Miniatures: My name is Robert Read and I also Make Custom Made Japanese Miniatures.   My mini's are very true to scale as to life.   I have done many years on research on the subject.   You can see what I have done at my site: http://japaneseminis.homestead.com/FirstPg.html  I hope you do go top see the site, and if you need any questions answered about the Japanese Homes or items don't hesitate to e-mail or  call me at 1-617-471-1625.

Robert Read

Micro miniatures: Those interested in smaller than small should check out this site. http://www.microart.kiev.ua    Click on the British flag for the English translation and then use the arrows beside the menu button to scroll through the incredible works of art.  Makes 1/144 scale look gigantic.

Rose in HI

To all 144 scale modelers: I have a suggestion if you happen to be looking for detail items, windows, doors for your 1:144 model.  Check out the N scale model railroad detail parts at your local hobby shop or on the net.  There is a wealth of small things available out there if you look around.  Yes, N scale is a bit smaller than 144 (1:160) but over 10 scale feet, that makes a difference of exactly one scale foot, or a little over 1/16" in real measurements.   How many people are going to slip their fingers inside your nicely detailed scene to measure whether something is 5' long or 4'-6" long?   If you don't care whether something that small is EXACTLY to scale or not, then why worry about it?

David