DIY Dollhouse Miniature Kit UniHobby Romantic Forest Time Wooden Mini House Toy with Furniture Lights

The media could not be loaded.  I will not lie you have to take your time there are so many tiny parts made out of paper which is something that was a little annoying. So instead of trying to put all of the tiny little pieces of paper together I decided to replace some of those parts as you can see in the video. I added different books which you can buy from Michael’s or Amazon. I added a little knitting tool with a book and I added the Bible and placed it on the bed. I did a different variation with the materials they gave me I also added a little actual garden instead of paper garden . Those little parts I got from Michael’s. In the end it turned out great. I kept the parts that wanted and replaced the parts that I did not want. Working with the tiny pieces of paper and trying to glue them together is extremely messy. But you can get around that if you can find small enough real parts. This turned out great the hardest part was the lights but outside of that it wasn’t too bad I got it done.

I got this for my mom for Christmas (sort of as a joke; she loves "tiny houses"). Anyway, she spent the last three days putting this together. What with all the dainty pieces, and repeatedly gluing her fingers together, there was much swearing. I figured this project was a bust, so was surprised when she told me to get her more for other holidays, because this is now her "thing." The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5, is because she thought the directions were a little tricky. But if you match up the pieces to the corresponding identification numbers given towards to front of the booklet, and follow the pictures rather than the written instructions, you'll be okay.

This was so much fun to make!!! If you have made models before, any kind, then this won’t be a challenge for you. If you have never made a model before this is a little difficult, but there is clear easy to read instructions to help ya figure it out! My advice on this would be to get extra glue, in addition to the glue they gave me I also used craft glue, super glue, and black light activated glue. Tweezers are a must, clamps help out a bunch, make sure you have measuring tape (centimeters), and paintbrushes helped me apply the glue best. Also good to have is a ruler to get good folds for the paper stuff like the books. I used a metal one. So much fun to do and I can’t wait to get my next one!

Full disclaimer- I purchased this for my mom so I haven't assembled, BUT I bought myself a different one that I am working on now and it's fun and easy. The drying time takes the longest. Suggest you have a razor blade. I have more in my cart...

This is a cute little kit and not too difficult. Compared to the design and quality of Rolife/Robotime kits, it's not quite there, but then it's also not as expensive as those. In these types of kits, a lot of things are made of paper, so they aren't intended for children's play, but mainly as display pieces. I found the paper somewhat difficult to work with. It is a thick, slightly glossy paper which made it difficult to fold into the little books. Overall, a sweet little kit to put together.

This is the 1st kit I've ever done, and it is tricky, but I love it. I'm not quite through, started it day before yesterday, and have another day or so to go. Some of the tiny pieces, I just can't do, but there's so much in the room I don't think it'll be missed. I have it a 3 for ease of assembly because there are some tiny, tiny pieces, and paper things to cut and glue, and not all are easy. But, it's a lot of fun, and the time flies when I work on it.

Very cute. A bit too small...

I used mine to go in conjunction with a larger piece. I was very pleased with the part of the kit I did receive. I was missing chandelier and hardware pieces. I used the accessories throughout the entire piece. I look forward to putting more together and hopefully receive all pieces.