DIY Dollhouse Miniature Kit with Furniture, 3D Wooden Miniature House with Dust Cover and Music Movement, Miniature Dolls House kit (P06)

The media could not be loaded.  Done a few of these but by far this is the best.Very difficult. Not for kids (in my opinion)Too many fiddly bits.

Cant review the item built as we have got as a gift but looking at the item it looks really good qualityMum will be happy with this

Don’t buy this product as parts are missing and can’t find any were to contact anybody. Having read other comments lm not the only one.

Absolutely superb quality kit. Excellent instructions. Not for the faint hearted or those with shaky hands. I'd suggest doing one of the simpler ones before tackling this if you're not 'crafty'. This kit takes time and patience and plenty of both. Invest in some good tweezers, a good craft knife and good glue.Kit was missing the music box key but I wasn't fitting that anyway so I didn't mind. I used what was left over to jazz up the back a bit more and used a few 'buds' from my craft stash to add to the roses. The roof front does not fit on properly. I'm not the only person who has had this issue either ( told on miniature crafting forums) but I managed to disguise it thankfully with foliage. I used peeloffs to add gold trim to the hat boxes as sticking on teeny strips of gold paper was beyond madness for me.It lights up beautifully. I'm thrilled with it, but it was alot of work. My craft mat in the photo has 1cm grid lines so you can see just how tiny it is.Tips for construction:*Check everything is there before you start* Use the templates on each piece of fabric or card as there is *just* enough of each item, particularly the white thick card.*Use good strong tweezers*Use quick drying glue. My Uhu glue was good but discoloured the paint a little. ( my 3in1 glue hadnt arrived)* Double check your lights wiring as you have to add an extension piece onto the crystal lamp to make it reach.* some of the tiny round labels will punch out with a standard hole punch 😉* Glue all the items down onto their appropriate places

Not for beginners, instructions are not clear, it's super pretty but also extremely hard to assemble.

I really love how this has turned out but it is very time consuming and fiddly not for anyone with no patience . I had a job to find a glue that worked as the parts are so small I had to use a tacky glue and in some cases super glue but be wary as if you get it on the clear acetate it will make it go opaque I had great deal of trouble in making the dust cover I could not get it to stick, in the end I had to tape it together, and I am happy with the finish. All in all it is a lovely building and I am very happy with it.

I started this model two weeks ago and I am really enjoying the challenge. Struggled initially to find the correct glue because it isn’t included. I encountered a problem and had to contact Fsolis who responded immediately and have addressed my concern. I do find that I have to double check the instructions as I have found a couple of minor mistakes so far. The wall coverings are of a lovely glossy paper. Plenty of different bits to construct, brilliant bit of kit.On completion the lights flickered and wouldn’t work correctly, I purchased a new battery box, the original box had a faulty switch, now everything works as should.

Very doable and enjoyable to do. No five min job but worth every min invested in it. Did it with my adult daughter.