MAGQOO 3D Wooden Dollhouse Miniature DIY Doll House Kit with Furniture,1:24 DIY Box Theater Kit (Roaming in Paris)

I'm glad there is a series of these because I found it to be quite fun to put together.I've grown to categorize these types of assembly kits by what you need to do to assemble it. This one fits into my "mini miniature" kit because it is very small, but I've come to like these small kits better in a large part because they look so cool when they're done.Now I didn't assemble this whole kit, meaning I left out a few pieces that didn't look like much fun to assemble, and I took a lot of liberties along the way. That's why these kits are fun! Much of the build concentrates on the building structures, and I live that aspect a lot. The negative caveat to that some of the pieces are so tiny, that that is where the majority of the challenge comes from.I actually ordered two of these (different styles) on Prime Day because they were a good price. The other one doesn't look as fun because it has a lot of trees, but I think it's going to look epic when it's done.

I've attached some pics of what you get and my version of the finished product. I made some changes here and there. I tried to stick to the instructions 100% and I recommend you do that if it's your first small craft.First off to have a good craft session I recommend:Good lighting, sharp small scissors, patience, a white background paper or something so you don't lose anything.The only thing I used not in this case was a small piece of electrical tape and my own scissors. When cutting you should know it's thin like magazine page type paper. You don't have any second chances so you must cut carefully!The MVP of this kit is the glue. It dries fast so be sure you're making the right move.I thought going in that the plants would be a pain but it's not so bad.I wouldn't give mine as a gift because it's my first shot and honestly my glueing was a bit haphazard but I love it. I would totally give as a gift if it's my second kit or I was more surgical on the first time. It comes with a wood stand kinda like a phone stand. It's a bunny shape. Really nice for displaying it!If you read all this thanks and go but it, it's cute and why not 😅

This is the 4th box theater I've done; I simplify/modify per my aesthetic.. I didn't like the pink and blue manor, and wanted a less juvenile look, so I colored the roof with marker before cutting out the pieces, and put a coat of off-white paint on the outer walls to tone down the pink. I made the chandelier out of two of the jewelry pieces included, as there was no way I was going to attempt to make it out of the tiny wire and beads. I use Mod Podge for the main background papers, glue stick to attach small paper pieces, and Quik Grip for everything else. Snow Dream was the first I did years ago, and I put the on-off switch on the front (where it should be). I enjoy figuring these out, making, and displaying them.

This was a fun project. I found a video to follow because the written directions were very hard to follow. It came with everything you need.

This little thing was a BEAST and I loved every second. I’ve seen some describe miniatures as meditative - WRONG. or at least, not for me. This thing was hard. I’m good with my hands, artistically inclined, and this little sucker took me like 12 hours start to finish. It is so so cute and intricate, and I had a total blast. The hours of fun and the finished product are worth every penny. However, it is fricking tiny. The little kitchen table you see? That’s made with the backing from an earring - if that helps you with scale. Tiny!! I struggled honestly, but again, worth it in the end, and I feel more accomplished than when I managed to find a new job after being laid off in the middle of this pandemic.Tips: I live in the US. it DID come with a battery and glue. However, the glue takes a while to dry and it’s stringy, so half way through I switched to superglue and it made my life way easier. So I would grab some super glue and just be careful because I think we all learned a valuable lesson from Gorilla Glue Girl.

As a miniature enthusist, I'm use to working with a 1 inch scale. Box Theater is probobly quarter inch scale. Iy doesn't say in the packaging. You will have to use the tweezers provided otherwise, I found the glue will stick to your fingers. I made the Snow Dream.Instructions re materials are all coded with a letter and number, very easy to understand. The glue is more of an epoxy that is workable after it begins to set. It also came with some long nose tweezers which were perfect for this tiny project.The colored light changes color from blue to green to red. The light in the rabbit den is yellow.This is a project for someone with a lot of patience, or if you want to learn patience as well. I have anxiety so it really helped with mindfulness as it required my full attention. Forgot all about my cell phone!I spent eight hours working on this as I couldn't put it down. I ordered another one and will eventually complete them all. Very good value for the money. Took me 10 hours total to complete.

This set really does come with all the necessary tools—have an xacto knife handy too and you’re set. Even the glue dries well. The gf loved this as her FIRST miniature set to complete; the tin is well made and makes a nice solid background. Most pieces will have to be cut or done with tweezers, so be ready. She also felt like an engineer putting the LEDs together, which work great. Amid the sea of miniatures, this is a good pick.

Cute DIY set. Easy to understand. Fairly easy to build. I bought this as a gift and the recipient was able to build it and was happy with the results.