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Rolife DIY Miniature Doll House Kit with Furniture for Children Adult Wooden Kits Toy (Emily's Flower Shop)

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Color: Emily's Flower Shop


Features

  • Supreme DIY ExperiencePainting, stitching, folding, assembling, re-decorating. You will experience every crafting procss in one kit! Assemled size:1/24 scale,8.7x7.5x8.3 inches
  • Easy To Take UpThe instruction has step-by-step illustrations. Every accessory needed is ordered in different bags: wood sheets, paint, fabric,beads, LED. You only need prepare two pieces of batteries for LED.
  • Engaging Family ProjectIt will be carefree 20 hours with kids or friends. The sense of fulfillment is overwhelming. Get rid of smart phones or TV, together you can achieve something amazing.
  • Unique Gift IdeasTiny little miniatures own an everlasting charm. You can gift any DIY lovers, parents, friends on any occasion like birthday, Christmas, Mother's Day, etc.
  • Terrific DisplayIt will amaze anyone who sees it. When finished, the kit can be a stylish home decor. You can also add custom touch to it.

Product Dimensions: 8 x 2 x 10 inches


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: DG14XXX, DG145-XXX


Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up


Department: unisex-child


Manufacturer: Rolife


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    • Great Pandemic Project for a Patient Person
Color: Sam's Study
This is a great pandemic project if you have free time. I made this over a two month period. Each step took two to three times as long as I thought it would. This project gave me the feeling of accomplishing something for the day as I finished each piece. This kit is very clever and someone’s labor of love. Mine had all the pieces. There were a few very slightly warped wooden pieces but nothing that was a problem. I was concerned about whether there would be enough glue so I used my own Elmer’s Glue All to make all the paper, and paper and wood books. I was glad I did this. There are a lot of books! I think the Elmer’s Glue was easier to use anyway for paper. The project glue in my kit was very good with the wood and metal parts, as well as paper, and did not have a smell. I also was very glad I had a small desktop battery operated OttLite with a magnifier on it. Here are my recommendations. 1. Read through the whole instruction book carefully before you begin. 2. Make the wood and paper books first thing while you are enthusiastic. This would have been a drag at the end. 3. Do not make the first large bookcase in the instructions first. It is the most complicated. Instead begin with an easy one like cabinet 5. 4. Verify the parts for each piece with the part number illustration papers. Very important. Also, it may have guide marks you need to make on the wood. 5. Fit the pieces together before gluing to figure out where to put the glue and to be sure you’ve got it right. 6. This project takes a LOT of patience. 7. If you are not patient, or if you are a perfectionist (this is not perfect), or if it bothers you it is made of wood, paper and cloth do not buy this. 8. Do not buy this for a child. Even at 14 I think the child would get very frustrated and perhaps lose interest due to how much work is involved. 9. The paint will not give you a solid white wall. It will look a bit rustic. I tried artists’ tube acrylic white paint and it did not work either. I finally used artists’ white gesso but I don’t recommend buying it if you don’t have any. 10. The kit comes in a great box for storing the project parts. 11. The lamp! It will work if you put it together right. I just didn’t have the skill. I would say it takes a person experienced with doing this kind of thing. I read the instructions many times and examined parts and tried very hard. I ended up cutting off the wires and just fabricating the lamp which was hard enough. I spend 9 hours over three days. I glued it in place. Once I had the bookcases filled, I thought it didn’t look good – too large for the scale and very busy. So I removed it. 12. The end product is very cute. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2020 by Betty Ann
    • Love these little projects
Color: Simon's Coffee
Review Image by ASheffield ASheffield
This is my third model from this company. I love putting these together. The instructions are pretty easy to follow, most things can be cut with scissors, and it’s something you can easily pause and come back to. I definitely recommend these to someone who likes small, short projects like this.
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024 by ASheffield ASheffield
    • It's ALOT of tedious work but fun
I don't know if it's because this is an older model but there's ALOT of tedious tasks. Like cutting little pictures to glue on, building furniture's with wires, binding wires with small plastic tubes that you have to heat with a lighter. But the set ends up really cute and customizable in a way because of all the tediousness(?). It took me about a month to finish but it's my favorite. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024 by Ccc19
    • This was a (fun) doozy
Color: Miller's Garden
Review Image by Woodstocknation Woodstocknation
The media could not be loaded. Don't get me wrong, this was a lot of fun to build and put together. Definitely good for passing the time and being creative. And it's obviously super adorable! The instructions were mostly good. There were a few spots where it would state "glue/fold as shown", but the pictures were so small that even with a magnifying glass, I had to guesstimate how to make a tiny little flower. I know this is labeled as DIY, but there is definitely such a thing ass TOO much DIY. Cutting out 2mm leaves (yes, 2mm!!) by hand is a tad ridiculous. Some DIY items were so tiny that even working with a small set of tweezers, were almost impossible to put together. For that, I have knocked off one star. The paint it came with was also really crappy. I highly recommend spray painting the items that the instructions state to paint. Both types of glue that came with it were pretty sturdy. Had no issues there, although the clear glue can get stringy at times and you'll accidentally yank a small flower out from somewhere because you didn't realize it was still connected to the bottle. What I liked the most about this was the personal creativity you could put into it. I changed some of the flower beds, and made a few of my own tiny decorations and plants with leftover materials. Monetary value? Eh, I guess. I feel like 60ish bucks to cut out your own 2mm leaves (yes, I will die on this hill, lol) is a bit much. But I guess it just depends on how much you truly enjoy to do these, and if you enjoy stressing over microscopic leaves and flowers. I'd still probably buy it again, though. I'm obsessed with it now that I've finished it. Took me about 5-6 weeks from start to completion with maybe a few hours a day and some days off. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024 by Woodstocknation Woodstocknation
    • fun and so cute!
Color: Dora's Loft
This is perfect for hours of building fun but it's also super cute! Kids love them.
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by Ryan
    • Fun project
Color: Sam's Study
Review Image by Marcy Marcy
Review Image by Marcy Marcy
The media could not be loaded. This was my second kit that I have completed. It was a fun project. Pack your patience when doing the books. There are a lot of books to make. You can customize it. The chair was difficult to make. I made a mess of it, but I customized the chair to cover my mess ups. I also bought a little fish tank to put on the table. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by Marcy Marcy
    • A little bit of stress, but very cathartic to put together
Color: Sam's Study
Review Image by Leslie Leslie
Review Image by Leslie Leslie
Review Image by Leslie Leslie
Review Image by Leslie Leslie
I stressed out when I opened the package, thought "Oh Jeeze, what I'd get myself into?" Never made one before. But it was very cathartic to work on it and I was very proud of the finished product. I made various changes to the room from the original design. * I painted the walls and floors the colors I wanted. * I laid down a different floor, basic peel and stick paper (Dollar Tree). * I put my own family pictures on the walls. * I glued "everything" down, even the floor, so whenever moving it, nothing would fall out. * I put the battery on the outside, in the back. Otherwise how are you expected to get to it and change the battery? You'd have to take apart the floor, and risk everything falling out. Hence the gluing. The hardest part to make was the Chandelier. That wiring was difficult!! One of the bulbs was not working, emailed the company and they sent me more at no cost. I want to make more!!! Love these! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2022 by Leslie Leslie

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