DIY Doll Room Miniature Furniture Wooden House Kit - DIY Cabin Sunshine Study 1:32 Mini Collector's Edition with Furniture and Accessories (Without Bear)

Great little kit. Came together very well. I'm looking forward to doing others in this series.

Very pretty and cute. But another awkward one with lots of paper item to glue.

This model is my third one I have made. I think my first and second ones being Kitchen and Study were more fun as they were less fiddly to do and I was able to personalise it more than the bedroom. The draw back is the light. I can never do it as they are so fiddly so I have just put small led string light and that seems to work better. You definitely need tweezers and more glue but overall a good crafty hobby. I am looking to get another one for my lounge 😊

This is one of the easiest I’ve done from this set. Battery isn’t included. Make sure you read the instructions or if you get stuck there’s some tutorials on YouTube. A glue gun helps. Good size so not too fiddly.

So far there's a piece missing (bead). Nit sure if any others are missing as I'm still building it. It's very fiddly, especially the bending and folding of the tiny boxes and certain pieces that need cutting out. I dont rate the glue it came with either. I've been using tacky craft glue and silicone glue which works better. It is a cute little kit but instructions aren't always clear.

The produvt was fine but the delivery label was stuck on to the item obliterating the picture on the front depicting the miniature room setting which was essential for its construction . So a a spoilt birthday present

i ordered this as a present for family, they loved doing it, although they did mention that some of thge paper folding parts were a little difficult to do

This is the fifth kit like this I've completed, and some are more complicated than others, I use magnifying glasses for cutting out pieces and always use my own glue, copydex for fabric, bostick wood glue for wood pieces and either PVA, or gorilla super glue gel for everything else. Tweezers are very useful too.Instructions could be a little better, but if you've done any kits like this before you get used to the lack of written instructions and try follow the pictures as best you can.For assembling the perspex dust cover I recommend humbrol precision poly cement, which is fantastic for bonding plastic on plastic (it won't glue anything, it reacts with the plastic to soften them and bond them together)