Dollhouse Miniature 1000 Piece Rectangle Cedar Shingles

I recently decided I wanted to try my hand at making a model log cabin. I'm trying to make it as realistic as possible, but did not cherish the thought of hand making the tiny wood shingles for the roof. I saw these on Amazon and decided to order them. They are actually quite decent and for the price it beats the heck out of trying to make them myself. Are some of them sized a little different? Yes, but I could not have done a better job myself by any means!

Worked great for my depot model

Nicely cut and not all the same size. I wanted them to be similar is size and that is what I received

My item came previously opened (see previous staple marks, bag was not completely full) this is definitely NOT 1000 pieces. I'm tempted to count them! And many are broken. Very dissapointed for $55.00.

I have built 16 either Dollhouse or Haunted House for Grandkids- these shingles were perfect!!! They have groves down flowing the grain which makes it so much easier to work with. 5 yrs ago I bought them from the other guy- says 1,000 shingles for $15 - he sends 100 - he is a thief and I can’t believe Amazon let’s him sell????? I completely forgot about that guy & I bought them again. These are top quality & u have to pay for better materials! Thanks

Although I give this product a 4 star review, there were a couple issues. The main issue is with the size difference of a few shingles. The count was around 25 or so or of 1,000 pieces but I don't know if this is weighed counted and I got short regular size shingles because of the extra thick shingles included or what? The second issue I had was when I needed to cut them in half or at an angle: the other half would split and become unusable. Overall, the usable pieces are good, sturdy and workable. Not sure if they are worth the money spent unfortunately.

There are a lot of shingles that can not be used. But still a great value.

The cedar shingles work well on my doll house but I needed to order more. The color wasn't even close. I had to remove a good portion of what was already glued on to mix the new shingles with the old so there we no solid color change. I couldn't believe that one batch could be so much different in color - one cedar the other almost white pine. I hope that I never find myself in this position again. Next time I will buy less expensive plain wood shingles.