3D Wooden Dollhouse Furniture Puzzle

Loved this set. My husband I I sat and made furniture together for a Halloween dollhouse I decorated. Fun and not to difficult had to be careful with some of the pieces so they would t breath during assembly.

I got this for my 4.5 year old who has a small koala doll. We built a few pieces every day and he had something to look each day! He loved it. The wood is cheap and can break if you press too hard but the pieces are also very forgiving and still stay assembled when broken. The pieces are all so cute and varied and easy to put together with parental help. They are quite small- not sure what kind of doll is small enough to fit. He still loves it even though is small koala is a bit too big for many of the pieces. The wood can be painted or colored with marker.

These are easy to assemble, and provide lots of "filler" for your 1/2 scale (1 inch =2 feet) minis.I "dry fit" the pieced in about 1.5 hours. My plan is to take them apart for fine sanding, filling, and staining or painting them. I will then glue them and add custom details, transfers, decals, paint finishes, etc. Even plan to add "upholstery" to a few.A bit if a "sow's ear" project, but great for those days when you must stay in. Cheap fun!

I was hesitant to buy this, I how hard assembly can be. I was very pleasantly surprised. I put all of it together in a single afternoonThe pages of wood are precision laser cut, and all pieces went into place seamlessly. They actually almost pop into place. I did not need glue to hold anything together, although the stove and toilet both had parts that needed gluing. Sandpaper was included, but I only had to use it on a couple of tiny spots. The hardest pieces to assemble are the parts with doors, since you have to hold multiple pieces together while fitting them.I am using these in a half scale (1/24 scale) dollhouse, and except for the stove with microwave, it works perfect. It was the tiniest bit too tall. I was able to use an exact knife and cut off the top with the microwave so that I can use it.I am enjoying the natural rustic wood look, but will likely put cloth on a few pieces and aluminum foil where the mirror goes.If you are considering doing this, I found that starting with a few easy pieces works best, saving the more complicated ones for later.

For the price, this is a really fun kit for all ages. My 3 year old grand-daughter helped me punch out pieces and start the assembly. It requires glue for a few pieces, but the majority fit snug without an adhesive - so there is almost no mess and no waiting time for play. The instructions are illustration only and the pieces are not labeled, so the arrangement and assembly can be frustrating if you are not a visual learner. But if you like the challenge of figuring out the construction, this is a fun project.

it is cute and has all the pieces, not very sturdy though rips easily

My daughter has those 3” Disney princess dolls and for the longest time they didn’t make any kind of castle or house for them. Just dolls and dolls and dolls and tiny accessories. A craft store that begins with M and is a man’s name sells a Dollhouse or a Castle (I got both) for about $30. Miniature furniture costs an arm and a leg though, so I decided to try this option.I’m glad I did. It was super easy to put together, very sturdy when complete, and for most pieces glue isn’t required.I took someone else’s advice and didn’t snap out all the pieces at once because it makes them harder to find. Most that you need for a project are in the same area. It was a fun puzzle though and 10/10 I would do it again. Cant wait to paint them!

To hard to put together the parts aren’t numbered