Wisteria Victorian - Laser-Cut Second Empire House SVG Files (1:48)

A 13-inch Second Empire Victorian with a corner tower, mansard roofs and a glass rooftop conservatory - built one stacking floor at a time.

Build a showpiece Victorian on your laser cutter.

The Wisteria Victorian is a Second Empire townhouse at about 1:48 scale (1/4 in = 1 ft). It has a square corner tower with a fish-scale mansard roof and iron cresting, a main house with a mansard roof and two dormers, three stacked porches (a spindle porch, a gingerbread arch porch and an iron balcony), and a gothic glass conservatory on a railed roof deck.

It goes together as stacking floors. Each floor is its own finger-jointed box that tabs into the ceiling below, so the house squares itself as you build, and you can finish one floor per session.

What you get (instant download)

• SVG cut files for 2.7 mm, 3 mm and 4 mm plywood (pick the folder that matches your calipers)
• 134 pieces on 10 boards (any thickness), each 10 x 10 in
• Every piece as its own SVG, for recutting a single part
• A 14-page instruction booklet: cutting guide, board maps, parts list showing what connects where, 12 illustrated assembly steps, and Apple Barrel paint colors with item numbers
• Finished-model mockup images

Finished size

• Height: 13.3 in (338 mm) to the top of the tower cresting
• Base: 9.3 x 6.5 in (236 x 166 mm), cobblestone-scored
• Main house: 5.9 x 3.9 in, 3 floors + mansard
• Tower: 2.4 x 2.4 in, 4 floors + mansard

You'll need

• A laser cutter with at least a 10 x 10 in work area
• 2.7, 3 or 4 mm plywood
• Wood glue, fine sandpaper, acrylic paints
• Clear acetate (about 6 x 4 in) for the conservatory glass - not included
• Optional: LED fairy lights or a tea light for glowing windows

Laser-friendly files

Black = cut, blue = score. Part labels are single-line lettering on the score layer, so they mark in the same quick pass - no engraving.

This is a digital download. No physical items will be shipped.

License

You may cut these files as often as you like and sell finished, physical models you make from them. Please don't share, resell or give away the digital files, or sell unassembled cut kits made from them without permission.