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As someone else mentioned, super clear instructions and in color. This was my first one and while it felt a little overwhelming at first, it was actually pretty awesome to do.Doesn't come with batteries or glue, so make sure you pick that up as well.

While the images show a good looking finished product, you likely will never accomplish that level of polish unless you’ve dedicated your whole life to the craft. At this point I’m just trying to finish it out of pure spiteThere’s quite a few things wrong with how this is set up: First thing you’ll notice is that every tiny detail and image is printed on a piece of paper that you’re expected to cut out by hand and glue on to the pieces of wood, they aren't stickers or even perforated to assist with this. A lot of the times they dont even list exactly where to cut, leaving some printed parts that you need to cut out or some unprinted parts you need to keep.Secondly, the instructions are blurry and hard to read. They certainly aren’t written in any logical order, either, with constructed parts seemingly appearing out of nowhere, looking much larger than they actually are.Third, the LEDs do not come labeled, and the way they list how to figure out which is which is very much unsafe, by taping the (understandably not included) batteries together and touching the ends of the wires to them, instead of putting them in to the included battery holderFinally, there's no wood joinery on any of the parts, leaving you confused on where to put the parts as well as making it very easy to make it all fall down at the lightest tap

The unclear directions are even harder when you’re missing pieces. I didn’t realize that you need to cut out everything and bring your own glue. The only reason I had the stuff I needed (straightedge, different adhesives, x-acto knife, rotary cutter, self healing cutting board, etc) was because I am already an avid crafter and went to school for 3-D Studio work. None of these needed things are included. In fact not everything they say is included is included.The directions kept saying “stick this to that,” But none of it was stickers. You’ll need different types of glue or your paper will wrinkle. Some of the designs need specialized tools for cutting, and even with my experience, I had a difficult time with that.It’s a shame really because so many of these kits are wizard themed, and that’s not my aesthetic. This one I loved the look of.

The media could not be loaded. Most of the wooden pieces that were larger than a small rectangle were warped, so the entire build when finished has cracks and crevices that can't be fixed unless you want to fill them with glue.That said, for only $24, I was pleased with it overall. The stickers were all pretty and clear, the lights all work. The instructions left a few things out but the pictures showed everything to do, so pay very close attention to the text AND the images while doing this kit.There were a couple instances where I needed to cut a larger wire into smaller parts and the instructions didn't mention this, but it did reference the larger wire by number so I was able to deduce that I needed to cut it into smaller pieces.

Easy assembly, glue not included, lights are a great addition.

It was a medium difficultly. Some parts were a bit frustrating to build, like the bridge railing and it looks less than pretty afterwards. All in all, it’s a fun build and perfect or not, I recommend it.

there is no easy way to tell what goes where and the parts are not numbered. batteries not included. for those that bought this know the instructions can stick it.

The kit is lovely, but came in missing the glue and batteries that, according to the components list, are meant to be included. Most of the lights don't work either once we found batteries for it. Will probably get a cheap LED strip to use instead. Considering the lower price point it's not terrible, but you're definitely going to get what you pay for. A decent set to practice on without a huge investment, or to use if you like to make your own customizations and just want a base you don't mind modifying.

Item was delivered before the predicted date and was complete, the included glue was still sealed but was too old to use. The instructions were ok, but only as I have assembled similar kits from different makers - Dont recommend for beginners as some instructions are not clear, the pictures are very small, the diagrams are not clear either and some of the order of assembly would be better in a different order. building the side structures was weird as well as it wasnt a hollow box structure with the wires in the gap but two panels with the wires sandwiched inbetween which seemed like poor design. I feel they couldve made use of different textures like mesh panels, printed card, plastic components etc. Cutting out some pieces was also tricky - especially the black outside panels for the coloured plastic, these should really be done on a cricut type machine or laser cutter before its packed. Note that all the pieces do not click together with dovetail joints which makes the completed product fell not as solid as some pieces I have done in the past but are just glued in place so I recommend superglue.