FleverDollhouse Miniature DIY House Kit Creative Room with Furniture for Romantic Valentine's Gift (Warm Moment)

Easy to make and absolutely adorable!

I have 14 of these style dopp house-eske diy houses/shops. This one was so simple, no missing pieces, size is perfect, materials are quality, super fun, and the loggting is super cute. Little empty on the floor of the shop for my liking and the LED light string didn't come up on the ice cream cone template for the top, but I made it all work and it's so cute!

Super adorable kit that makes me irrationally happy to look at! The props included are relatively easy to put together and I was able to reach the half-way mark in the booklet after only 3 evenings of work. I was able to add a few more props, which let me make the scene feel much more full.Pros:- Instructions were pretty clear. Anything that was unclear had an extra close-up picture so you could see exactly how to fit pieces together.- Comes with everything you need except glue and batteries. The scissors included are pretty useless so just use your own pair.- The tiny food props are super stinkin' cute!! Mixture of plastic, clay, and paper.- The truck is a separate cut-out, but the truck is printed on the wall already. You could totally keep the truck out-out and use it for a different project! Just glue your truck props (balloons, awning, etc.) directly to the wall.- This could be a con but I love how awful it is... the translations of the label that goes on the potted plant is hilariously bad. It's a fun easter egg for anyone who cares to look at your diarama close enough. "And die as fast as they; And nothing 'gainst Save breed, to brave him." What does it mean? No one knows...- The kits from this company are designed to work together as a set. There is a small hole in the corner of the diarama for an optional wooden pole; this pole helps make the other diaramas fit together (if you bought and made them as well).Cons:- The tabletop wood piece was pretty warped. Luckily the piece was sturdy enough that it didn't break when I placed a bunch of books on it. An overnight flattening session was enough to bend it back into shape.- Some of the smaller paper props can be hard to cut out without bending the paper.- Super small items (like the tiny golden doorknobs) can be difficult to work with since they are too small to use your hands and too round to use tweezers. Just be patient and you'll get it!

I’ve completed several of these and I love them. This one was easy and fun. I use turbo tacky glue, thin double sided tape and an exact and tiny scissors. That’s about all you need.

I have been building miniatures for over a year. I bought this kit because it was cute and the price was low. It took less than one Saturday to build and turned out okay. This would be a good kit for someone just starting out or someone with a short attention span.

Still haven’t finished. I enjoy it so far. Some parts more challenging than others

I've done a few of these kits before, and this one is definitely easier than others. It uses AAA batteries for the LED lights rather than specialized button cells which is nice. I highly recommend buying a precision glue applicator like Bearly, which I should have done before starting. I also used a lot of tiny clips to hold things together when gluing. Mini clothespins work great for this.This kit has more premade pieces like a lamp pole, lampshade, premade little teapot and fork etc than others like Rolife brand etc. This makes it much easier and quicker to build than other kits where you are twisting miniscule wires together to make a fork or gluing lots of tiny beads and wire to make a teapot. With that said there are several very tricky bits, including the swinging hammock chair and the couch cushions, that are really hard to get just right without getting glue everywhere and some cursing.All in all there are less pieces here than the kits full of dozens of plants or libraries of books, so that also makes it quicker. I spent a few evenings and a weekend and finished it up with no problems.

Very nice kit, 9yo managed to start and the most important to finish it on her own. No missing parts, the only "problem" was to buy the right glue. The result can be used as a "night stand".