1920s house with Ford Model T - Morticia's Cottage (set 76786) heavy MOD and recolor - real world model

[Murdoch17]

In the middle of last month I finished digitally reverse engineering and modifying the Morticia's Cottage (set 76786) as much as I could from the few pictures available. I have added a few things such as stairs and a conservatory, and I also replaced the drab coloring with yellow walls, green window frames, and white trim.

Now, a month after the design was finalized, the model is finished in the real world... and it seems some newlyweds have just moved in!

The front of the house without figures or car.

The rear of the house features a back door and 'glass' conservatory.

The house opens up like a dollhouse in two sections to get at the interior, then locks shut using Technic pins when closed up again.

In the left section is the following rooms:
downstairs: dining room and conservatory 
upstairs: music room

In the middle section is the following rooms:
downstairs: entryway with staircase
upstairs: staircase landing and hallway

In the right section is the following rooms:
downstairs: living room
upstairs: bedroom

This Ford Model T was inspired and heavily modified from an incredible MOC made by user Calin, as seen here.

The rear of the car with spare tire. The car seats one figure.

...that's all I got. Thoughts?

[Feuer Zug]

Fairly small house, but nicely done. I like the dollhouse playability feature.

[Murdoch17]

17 hours ago, Feuer Zug said:

Fairly small house, but nicely done. I like the dollhouse playability feature.

Thanks @Feuer Zug, and yeah, it's a bit small... I tried to make it bigger when it was digitally constructed, but it threw off the proportions.