Roroom DIY Miniature and Furniture Dollhouse Kit,Mini 3D Wooden Doll House Craft Model with Dust Proof Cover and LED,Creative Room Idea for Valentine's Day Birthday Gift(Magic Shop)

This was so much fun to put together. I am not a person that does great with tedious projects so my husband helped. If you aren’t a detail person (like me) this will probably drive you crazy. The finished product is adorable but the instructions aren’t overly detailed. We had to wing a few of the pieces.

I love it and am now obsessed with these I'm currently looking for another.. instructions are a little weird and not always clear to follow infact my cover will not go on because the model is built up too high because no where did it tell me to shorten the wall structure so now I have to figure out a way to adjust or lengthen the top sides to cover the jar.. I might even just build a felt sorting hat to sit on top to house the light in and cover the model not sure yet... otherwise I enjoyed building this so much I even used polymer clay to replace some stuff to make it look better like the broom and the ice cream once it's fully completed with a fitting lid ill have to update with a picture

i love the theme. loved the challenge. Some kits have precut template be prepared to cut every little detail out of cheap paper. the frame was wood and was of good quality. not beginner friendly as some instructions were gone. The kit indicates that there was some glue with it but there wasn't any. learning curve and only pictures and unclear instructions.

The media could not be loaded.  This review is for the Magic Shop kit. I hesitate to give it 4 stars (I want to give it a 3) but it is so super cute when finished that bumps it to 4 stars. I put a Ferrero Rocher truffle beside the finished project to show scale.Pros:-Very cute finished project.-Love the nod to Harry Potter films.-Most of it was fun to assemble and the pieces are very cute.-Ingenuous use of baubles and bits to create teeny tiny props.-Printing on a majority of the itsy bitsy pieces are actually readable under a magnifier.Cons:-Way too many teeny tines pieces that have to be manually cut out. This kit pales in comparison to CUTEBEE kits whose pieces are already cut and are stickers. This kit has many many pieces that have to be manually cut out and most are so tiny you almost cannot cut them. Cutting on about 50% of the pieces are tiny and difficult. You will need some really sharp very pointed scissors.-All cutouts are made of thin paper so assembling teeny tiny boxes without ripping the paper is very difficult.-Had to order CR927 battery to light it up as it’s not included and descriptions says 2 AAs which it’s not. You don’t know till you get to almost the last steps you need that size battery.-Instructions can at times be confusing due to language translations. Instructions are also printed so tiny they are hard to read in places with aid of a magnifier. I took pictures of the pages with my phone so I could enlarge them while working on the kit.-Had to refer to YouTube assembly videos to help with assembly in some places. Videos are not by the maker of the kit but by nice people that show you how to assemble these kits.Overall this is a very cute kit and was fun yet frustrating to make. I would not purchase another kit from this maker due to having to manually cut out every single paper piece. One and done but glad to add the piece to my HP collection.

All the pieces are there. The instructions look easy enough to follow. I'm looking forward to putting it together and add it to my collection.

The media could not be loaded.  To everyone looking for the paper attachments. ITS IN THE BACK OF THE INSTRUCTION BOOK! (Don't worry I was searching for a while too lol)Loved this cute little build. Definitely needed some tweezers to get some things wedged in.

The media could not be loaded.  I wasn't able to start building this when I received it but I tried to start today. I'm missing all the paper attachments. I can't build this without these parts

It’s cute, fun to assemble but I had a whole little bad missing so I had to go around the house seeing what I could use to replace it with, that was super disappointing. I got it as a gift, I’m 1/3 of the way done so I’ll post updates of how it ended up looking.

Probably my favorite kit. I personalized it a little. It’s about 1:48 scale. Definitely need some fine tip tweezers and a sharp little knife. I used a small dollar store utility knife.Pros:I have experience with many kits and this is one of the better quality ones.Unique glass container concept.Clearly labeled wooden parts.Decent instructions.Harry Potter theme.Cons:Harry Potter theme.One or two things could have better instructions but if you’re clever you won’t have any trouble.Glue not included and if it is, it’s cheap stuff. I used only Elmers wood glue and gorilla instant glue for the whole thing.Battery not included (maddening).

Great sized miniature project for starting and finishing! Cute for my bookshelf and love the size and scale. Good size for first time makers!

This was my first "miniature DIY", took me almost 2 full days to complete. The instructions weren't perfect but I was able to figure it out myself. The flowers were hard to cut out of paper, therefore I ended up improvising my own. A lot of small pieces and delicate handwork, so definitely not for kids (I'm 31 for reference). And be careful if using Krazy Glue (CA Glue), I have glued my fingers together a couple of time while holding tiny items! It takes patience, between cutting small papers and waiting for the glue to dry, but I'm VERY happy with the result! ^_^ This is a very good piece to start with if you want to try!!And for anyone wondering, this is what I used to complete it:- Alleyne's Original Tacky Glue- Krazy Glue- Needle nose pliers- Scissors- Ruler- Brown Sharpie (to cover where the wood pieces are cut off)- Pencil- Regular and Precision tweezers- X-Acto precision knife- Portable magnifying lamp- Plastic spring clamps (helps with holding things while the glue dries)- Blu Tack putty (helps holding the "vials" and other pieces upwards while they dry)

Positives, everything you need is in there. No extras so don't drop anything. Everything is marked. Instructions are harder to follow than some others but doable. You will need batteries and good silicone glue for the "stick it" instructions.Very cute when done.Little negatives: The top will get dusty so store it in a china cabinet or a separately purchased larger acrylic cover. And yes that is my finger in the photo. Itty bitty small.Nice that the lights come preassembled so no tiny wire to connect like some of the larger kits.

Très beau et amusant à assember