OgrmarWooden Dollhouse Miniatures Diy House Kit With Cover And Led Light-Blossom Age

My granddaughter is into miniature things. She loves LPS and she loves making miniature sets for them. I found this on Amazon and decided to try one. After reading the description I knew this was going to be a "from scratch" project and it was. These items are in no way put together at all. You make the entire room from raw materials provided. Only the furniture parts are stamped out. I bought clear model glue with a low fume rating at a local store and it worked great for this. I bought this as a Christmas present for us to do together. When we opened the box we just stared at it and each other...big project we thought. But I can honestly say we did this over a single weekend, and we had a great time! We LOVED it and are looking for the next one we want to do! I do not think my granddaughter, who is 11 would have done it on her own even though she is quite smart. Two heads are better than one, and one needs to be an adult! LOL My recommendation would be to keep the items together in the kits they are sorted in...she took them all out so we had to resort them. I also recommend READING THE INSTRUCTIONS ALL THE WAY THROUGH! While complicated, it was a blast and a great memory we will share for life!

I got this yesterday...and finished it today! It's not that it was super easy or quick, I just couldn't stop once I started! I worked on it a couple hours last night and pretty much all day today until I finished. I do a lot of projects and crafts so I'm used to creating, but it was my first time working with things of this size. It is SO STINKING CUTE! I can't wait to make another one! I think I just found my new favorite hobby!

So disappointing. Bought this because my granddaughter saw it on line. She likes to create things and follows directions well, so I thought it was a project we could do together. Not so. Very fragile and tiny pieces. The glue is white glue, which would take forever to dry while you try to hold together two tiny, mismatched pieces of very flimsy wood or even cardboard and paper. Paper and fabric pieces had to be cut to size. Instructions were pretty terrible. Unless you have a high-powered microscope, tiny tools, tiny fingers, and industrial hot glue, do not attempt this.

I'm a beginner doll house builder. This was my second doll house that I've put together and I should've started with the smaller ones because they are much easier than the bigger ones lol. The key to assembling these is to match all the pieces to the paper first, so you know what's what, then just follow the steps. I wouldn't recommend trying to sort them out as u go. Also... don't use gorilla glue on the smaller pieces..... I've super glue my fingers together enough times to last me a few life times. LOL however if you super glue the big pieces it IS very sturdy and withstood up to 10 pounds being placed on it. Very nice product,my 6 year old loves these for her LOL DOLLS, I shall.... buy another..... *sigh* haha.

This little dollhouse might seem like a lot of work but for me, it’s therapy. It’s so satisfying creating every single thing in this miniature model. It came with glue and batteries and all pieces were included. It does take time and patience but the results is beautiful. It’ll be an eye-catcher if you display it. Also this is made for teens+, little kids won’t be able to do this alone.