Spilay Dollhouse DIY Miniature Wooden Furniture Kit,Mini Handmade Doll House with LED,1:24 Scale Creative Woodcrafts Toys for Adult Friend Lover Birthday Gift (D-005)

Not for beginners. I loved building all the tiny components. Then at the end when it all comes together it is a joy to behold. You need tweezers, glue, tape, a centimeter ruler, wire cutters and good paper scissors. The wire can be broken by bending but, cutting saved my hands.

I have bought several of these little houses. One of my new favorite hobbies. Directions are very good. There is a learning curve with the different types of glue needed.

I normally work in 1:12 scale, but have completed several larger 1:24 scale kits that are similar to this one. Nothing was missing from the kit, but several of the wood pieces were defective in one way or another, i.e. missing score lines, wonky or warped pieces. It was sometimes difficult to understand what was being conveyed in the instructions, but that isn't unusual for these kits. Even with me making a few mistakes, everything came together nicely.

The media could not be loaded. You build all the furniture and accessories first. We’re talking tiny. Like crazy down to the millimeter tiny. You need razor precision. The kit is inexpensive but you need a lot of tools to complete. I took a picture of what I used. I spent $80 and had some tools at home. Self healing mat, 3 pack of precision tweezers; exacto craft knife, metal millimeter ruler, precision scissors, super glue, Beacon advanced craft glue, tiny wire cutters, white paint that comes with the Kit, regular pliers, and needle nosed pliers. I spent 30-40 hours building this. First timer so if you’re skilled it will go faster. The sense of accomplishment is well with it. (Note: there’s supposed to be a chair in the living room. I built this for my kid and I let her play with the pieces as I was making them and she lost it. It was literally the size of a pinkie nail so who can blame her?)

Not for young children. Did not use.

I spent many many hours making all of the furniture and accessories for this dollhouse. That part was good. Then when it came to constructing the dollhouse, it was all over. The wood was warped so the walls didn’t glue together, the roof was an actual nightmare, and the cheap-o hinges didn’t stay glued on. Then, the electrical switch component came apart and was unfixable. The hours I spent making the small furniture was for naught. Piece of trash. So disappointed and waste of money. :(

So cute, fun to assemble!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve made numerous mini house kits but this one is more miniature than mini, didn’t enjoy making it as much. The final product turned out very nice but a lot of patience is needed to create the miniature items. Not sure if I want to do the other house that’s part of this two-house series. Also, had to return the first kit as there were two parts missing…I always inventory the parts before I begin any of these kits so as not to come across a missing component part way into the build.