CUTEBEE Book Nook Kit - DIY Miniature House Dollhouse Kit for Adult and Teens, Booknook Bookshelf Decor Alley Model Build with LED Light, Gifts for Family and Friends

This is my third 3-D puzzle and I'm beginning to feel like a junkie. I just can't get enough of the challenge you're putting them together and a compliments I get once they're completed. I do not use the wiring. I find it Columbus and I put a rechargeable light up on top.

I love doing these miniatures and have started to acquire quite the collection. For me, this was about a 2-3 hour project. I didn't rush through things and I was watching a movie too. This would be a good gateway craft into the world of miniatures. The directions were very simple and you didn't have to do anything too complicated. Younger kids will need help. Some things are difficult to connect or need to be cut out just a little bit more than how they are provided to you.In general, this is a pop-out and push together kit. However, you will need glue for some steps. I used modpodge since I have it on hand and it is only getting older. You will also need a sharp exacto to get some of the smaller and more delicate pieces out of the wooden sheets. The exacto really just helps you not to break these smaller pieces.It might be on the high end as far as price goes for what you get and how long you get to enjoy making it. However, if you get a deal on it then this is a great little gift or addition to your collection.

i like this idea, and directions started off excellent but as you get into the middle of putting it together, it lacks directions, not all pieces will fit together, and they tell you how to make the light work but not where it goes once you have done that. the desk section goes together but then try putting side wall on it , it does not fit in the slots at all.

I have to say that one thing I really appreciate about the Cutebee dioramas is that they have different levels for any interest. This one wasn't a very long build. It took a couple of hours one afternoon, but it's quite delightful: The pieces snap out with a satisfying click and for the most part, click in place solidly when you assemble it. I like how organized the wiring was and it didn't require any additional twisting of wires and using heatguns to piece wires together. This went together very smoothly and it's very charming. There are a number of little pandas selling things in their little shop. In the back, there is a rotating carousel (that you rotate via a dial at the base of the build). I really like that little bit of articulation!! Thanks for coming up with fun build, Cutebee!!

Love Cutebee. This book nook is so cute and was so fun to complete. Everytime I get a new puzzle from this company they always improve in things I had issues with other puzzles. The stickers for the books makes it more fun and easy to assemble, not as much gluing is required for the puzzle. I love the acrylic pieces, they add a nice touch to the overall, however I broke alot of the pieces for the black chandelure because I forgot to take off the protective film on the printed sides (you also need to take off the film of both sides of the clear connective pieces). It was user error but it was still upsetting. I managed to fix them with glue and it still looks beautiful. Puzzle was still fun and turned out beautifully.