DIY Miniature Wooden Dollhouse Furniture Kit,Mini Handmade Doll House with LED,1:24 Scale Creative Woodcrafts Toys for Adult Friend Lover Birthday Gift (MoLan House)

Clear, step by step instructions. Super cute but difficult because of how small it is. Great value and quality. No missing pieces and I used my own craft glue. I’d definitely recommend for someone who has done other mini houses but not for beginners.

This was such a fun little project! Keep in mind that the pieces for this house are incredibly small, so staying organized and working through the booklet is essential. Take your time and become familiar with all the elements too. The booklet is a little difficult to understand upon first reading it, so make sure you read through it well before going forward with each step. I recommend investing in a couple of X-acto knives (big and small), the blades for them, a small cutting board, some craft glue, a couple sizes of scissors and pairs of craft tweezers, a small Phillips screw driver and a cork-backed metal ruler to help you along. Be patient. You will need time for some of these materials to dry completely before moving forward. I ended up encasing it in a dust-proof acrylic cover and set it up with a little greenery for a front yard. The acrylic box, tree, grassy lawn and shrubs were all bought separately. It looks super cute when lit!

Done quite a few kits, but I'm not a professional or anything. This is a nice kit. I love the details in all of these very small scale kits. Like the animal town ones (sorry don't know the exact name). I did a bunch of measuring. This isn't 1:48 scale, it's 1:80, which I really like. I definitely recommend having a few options for glue. If you use an acetone glue, it ruins the ink in the paper and leaves white powder all over everything. I used ye olde quick-dry Beacon and Tacky and they worked fine. Had to whip out the gorilla for the furniture bits, but again, be careful what you apply it to as it might ruin the paint. The seat pieces were hard to assemble and a lot of the walls/floors/wooden bits were curved. Just make sure you sit all the flat bits under something heavy for a week before you start LOL

I absolutely loved making this tiny house! The “Homely House” is the first one I’ve made so far and I can’t wait to make more! The little details were so enjoyable to make but you definitely need a little patience. But it’s so worth it when it’s finished! Hours of enjoyment for a very good price in my opinion. The flower beds on this little house were so fun to make and they give you plenty of the floral and greenery to add more if you choose. I added some up the walls and made grass with it. I even added some “vines” to the back because the one flaw that I found was instead of using wood like the roof to cover the wires it used just a piece of paper over the wood and lighting wires for the back of the house and I couldn’t get the wires to look discreet behind it. So I decided to cover it with vines. But it worked great! Also, ignore the butterflies.. I added those myself, it doesn’t come with them. Definitely buy if you want a fun tiny project!

Not what the picture really shows, you have to make everything single thing you see. From the furniture, the lighting, the food, the flowers, the flower arrangements, “which are two separate things”, you make the food, the bedding, the little pillows, I mean every single thing you in the picture you have to make. I thought everything was put together, like you would buy from the craft store, and you arrange it like you want it. The only thing you don’t have to do is paint was is purple. I was sooooo shocked when I opened the box. There’s just no way I can do all of that.

I loved this little assembly. I thought the ingenuity was clever, but as another reviewer said: this may not be for the beginning assembler of miniatures. It it very detailed and early mistakes take their toll so the order of operations is important which might frustrate the beginner. If you've done miniatures before, try this one. Very detailed, somewhat odd in certain constructions, somewhat hilarious in others, but very rewarding and cute when finished. It says on the ad (if I remember right) that it is 1:24 scale. It is NOT. It is much smaller. I would guess 1:80 scale maybe. You're working with very tiny things so keep that in mind.

Loved the little kit. Some of the parts needed to be sanded a little bit but the directions were clear and the prices where there.

Used some parts and made a bedroom for a figment friend