Spilay Dollhouse Miniature with Furniture,DIY Wooden Crafts Magic Doll House Mini Handmade Kit with Dust Proof Cover and Music Movement,1:24 Scale Creative Room Idea Gift for Friend Lover

Very fun project. You do have to read the fabrication instructions carefully as some of them are not written/ worded correctly. Not sure if they had to be translated to English or not as some of the items also have an Asian language on them.The punch outs of the wood items can be difficult and may break when getting out if your not careful. Tools kits for things like twizzers or mini screw drivers are not included. Model kits work well for the tools you need.Glue is also not included. Make sure you get something that doesn't wrinkle paper and dries clear. I tried two different brands and both worked fine. One just didn't dry clear and you can tell.Beginners can do this if they are patient however, I highly encourage to prefabricate your items before applying glue to anything. This was my very first model house and it went well except the part of wiring the lights at the end. If your not the greatest at stripping wires and re winding them to ensure a good fit for the power supply to be fully hidden. Ask someone or YouTube it.Start to finish, with other life obligations here and there. This build took me the better part of 4 days. I had 1 major set back with the electrical taking me the longest as I cut a few wires way to short.

This was a great kit but PLEASE check ALL supplies, page by page, bead by bead AND measure the wires. I was short a complete Ziploc of many beads and a few from other packets so I made a return/replacement.A few tips: work over something with edges like a cookie sheet as small items can roll onto floor or jump out of your fingers (I lost the wall lantern book but cut a replacement from leftover green wood), tweezers and reading glasses are a must, also my set of mini assorted pliers was quite helpful, read ahead to see what all can be glued together while waiting on dry time before next steps, scoring fold lines helps a lot before folding small items. I used an odd bit of Styrofoam block, made small holes in it for my curled up scrolls to keep their shape overnight, also stuck a couple different sized large tapestry needles (toothpicks might work) into block to balance some beads while gluing metal bits on top. If painting the green store parts edges, do so before assembly, think before assembling some groups of décor as instructions (which are truly very good) sometimes make it hard to install items without difficulty (I applied the interior wall frames before the lower cabinet). I had to use a hot glue gun to get the wire handles to stay on the black cabinet, white glue was useless. Definitely sand all wooden breakaway edges by placing sandpaper on flat surface and rub against it a few times. I used an X-acto knife to help cut through wood connections as simply trying to pop pieces out rarely worked and be especially careful in removal of the black screen pieces which are very fragile (I had a bit crack apart). My white glue didn’t work well gluing down the paper edges around the large wood walls/bases so I used extra sticky wood glue that dried quickly. I had issues with the two finished sides lining up properly before attaching the hinges as the front side didn’t meet quite to the edge as needed so I glued a spare green wood spindle from the front display window set to make up the difference (it can’t be seen unless looking for it). The white tubing that goes over the lights seems too small and some of the lights were too large so a lot of pushing is involved to assemble and some splitting may sadly happen. Instead of cutting a hole in the black cabinet to run lamp wires I simply ran them underneath since cabinet doesn't touch the floor. I installed the hanging books/lights section before hinging large sections together. Also glued small bits of velcro to edges of battery assembly backside cabinet to allow easy battery replacement. And sometimes things just don’t glue up straight but that will add to the quirkiness of this fun kit! TMI, I know!

One of the better miniature models. Minus one piece being hollow and a bulb not working, this was easy to build and the wood was good to work with and not bent like I’ve experienced in other kits. The instructions were pretty clear for the most part and it was very convenient to find little measurements for when you need to cut the wires to particular lengths. However, I do wish there was more variation between pieces than just groups A and B with a bunch of numbers. It’s a little confusing. And I love that several of the smaller paper items came as stickers since losing something so tiny while trying to glue it is rather tedious. Stickers are much more convenient. Some of the paper was a tiny bit off-center when it was pre-cut, but otherwise it was fine for the most part, easily fixed with a pair of scissors and I love that it rarely showed the white core of the paper when folded. Altogether, it’s a total blast for those who love the Harry Potter books, especially when you keep finding clear references while you build it. Would definitely recommend for anyone who loves creating with their hands and/or puzzles.

One of my most favorite mini houses I have built! Probably wouldn’t suggest for first time builders, but the instructions will guide you along so…. Go For It! I hope you love it as much as I do!

Excelente producto y calidad. Llegó a mi país muy rápido y en perfecto estado. Muy recomendable. Seguiré comprando a éste vendedor. Gracias

I had so much fun working on this. I love it!

love the kit but did not include glue. There are some instructions missing. Thank God for Youtube videos, or I would of been lost in putting some of the items together.

My favorite model so far! Lots and lots of details and the students in the library where I look love it. Every time they look, they find new details they missed before. It's very neat that it opens to allow better viewing. Challenging so might be too much for a beginner.