Spilay Dollhouse DIY Miniature Wooden Furniture Kit,Mini Handmade Doll House Model with Dust Cover & LED,1:24 Scale Creative Woodcrafts Toys for Adult Friend Lover Birthday Gift Magic Shop B48

The instructions were easy to read and understand, and all the small pieces were a bit fiddly, but easy to assemble, there was no glue provided, but it is a gorgeous little miniature shop, totally happy with the finished product, will definitely be getting more 🥰💖🥰💖👌😊

The instructions are clear. The paper ornaments are of good quality. Happy with the product

These look great when done but be aware much of it is extremely fiddly and patience is a virtue.

The instructions are so easy to follow, it was so enjoyable to make and looks even better in real life than the picture on the website.The materials are all great quality and the glass jar & lights finish this off perfectly!

Bought one then another, now have 5 and are really good.

Bought the kit for my mum for Christmas. It is a very fiddly kit and some elements are almost impossible to make (slicing the solid stick of lemon into thin slices did not go well). But what really spoiled the gift was the change of name on the shop sign. I bought what a thought was a kit with a sign saying ‘The shop that must not be named’. At least that’s what was in the photos. However the kit we received has a sign that says ‘The shop that with magic’ which makes no sense and looks stupid. She has persevered with the kit and says she will paint a new sign but it’s very disappointing.

Bought it for my daughter, she utterly loves it

I have made this fantastic little project. But unfortunately the light is not working. But other than that it's a lovely little project. A bit hard if you are a beginner. But I loved making it. Downside is the light is not working.Edit: turns out the light need a 3W battery and not a 1.5w as the instructions indicated.

Really fun to make and directions pretty easyish. Super cute and the light adds such a nice ambiance. So many details and looks good in the back too. My granddaughter loved it so much-Harry Potter fan.

Gave this to my very busy young adult daughter. She found it fun and meditative to put together. She and a friend put it together during wine time and gossip one evening. It made for a fun, relaxed night!

The scale is too small for casual. Keep the Aura and place in something more simple. I like the overall size, lighting, and the switch. Upgrade to the instructions would be to play the foundational foam into the jar before placing the houses then the decorations, else it will be shoved in a smaller space than what we're working with. It would be nice if the lighting inside the houses were dimmer, and I wish I would have allowed more slack for the light to be towards the ceiling. It would also be great if we left hole punch marks for the light wiring on the floors of the houses for easier placement. Other than that, A-okay. I am also a huge fan of the bookshelf diy art except most lack the glass to reduce dust. If we dust a miniature set then we could ruin it while dust will always be a battle as we are the ones who are creating dust with our dead skin. The overall themes for the book sized art is the same themes, it's all library exception of Japan but they lack the dust-proof reduction. Mood lighting is important so it would be nice to have evening and night sets. Let's not forget about lakes, riviers, mountains, stars, and those special moments... Also I am driven to making something like this to re-attract children to books. "OMG what is that...." It's a theme from a book. It's even better if it's a children's book. I enjoyed "Tripods" as a child; it is an adventure book and there wasn't death. Choose your own adventure books... The BOXcar children... History and historical locations like the leaning tower... Don't forget imagination such as the "Muffin Dragon." Thank you for listening and assisting us all with motiving our children to READing BOOKS (sorry, yelling at the kids.) Also, could we have some men themes as well... Don't forget Egypt's mummies for those Doctors and Mor(ge)titions. Science can be art... Motivate us all. Love everyone <3

This was my first time ever doing a kit like this and I had no trouble at all. The instructions are very clear, it's just pictures and measurements, doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure it out... also the pieces are delicate so you have to treat it as such. If you go pressing pieces out without breaking the attachment first of course they will break. This project just takes basic common sense and patience to complete and it is well worth every minute. The finished piece took about 14 days for me to finish and it's absolutely adorable and I've become addicted now! Already started on 2 more pieces and have about 8 kits waiting.

Fun to assemble and satisfying when your all finished. Test the light first though because after many grueling hours i come to find out mine does not light up and im not sure how to go about getting a replacement