TuKIIE DIY Miniature Dollhouse Kit with Furniture, 1:32 Scale Creative Room Opened & Closed Mini Wooden Doll House for Kids Teens Adults(Molan House)

The media could not be loaded.  This was my first time building a model. I was prepared for it to be challenging since other reviewers indicated you have to put everything tiny thing together. They were not exaggerating! You have to roll paper to create roses, fold and glue fabric and stuff them to make pillows, and fold paper to make books. Insane! But it was exactly what I was looking for so I absolutely loved it!!A couple things: you need craft glue with a precision tip. I used Bearly Art and it worked great and dries clear. I also used a glue gun for items that I didn’t want to wait for the glue to dry but be careful, bc you have to move fast with a glue gun. I also needed scotch tape to stick the paper templates to the fabric before cutting. I also need wire strippers to finish the last step to wire the lights to the batteries. Get craft scissors and an exacto knife or box cutter with extra blades. A hard metal ruler to cut against and a self healing cutting mat helps too.I ended up skipping the slippers, not enough patience for those LOL! But I wasn’t missing anything. I also got extra fabric, beads and wires so there was more than enough of all supplies to finish. I messed up a couple pillows and still had enough to replace them.The bad: instructions are horrible! They were not translated to English well so It’s hard to follow the written parts. They are not step by step, but look more like a storyboard. So look through all the instructions first, grouping the materials together before you start gluing anything. I flipped thru the instructions a lot as I went along to make sure I was going things correctly.All in all, I loved it and would absolutely do another.

Lots to do, left out some parts and added others but used the kit as a base and am very happy with the outcome

This project was SO fun and turned out amazing! I would highly recommend this to anyone who is into crafting or miniatures.As many noted, it does take patience and care. Take the time to cut things out neatly along the lines, measure as indicated etc. They give you the exact amount of product you need, but the stencils for each material are laid out on the page as you should cut them out within the amount of material given.Others also noted the spacing on the 3 triangle ceiling panels is off. I broke off small straight pieces of wood left from the wood piece containing the table leg/chairs, stool seats etc. and painted those blue, and glued them to the base panels. I had some faux moss from other projects lying around, and used this to fill the gaps to the triangle windows.The small cake tray on the outdoor table wound up breaking. The 3 panels are slightly too large to stick in the frame, but I glued it together and added moss to cover the break.The lights were a little tricky to twist the tiny wires together and tape etc. but I was surprised how easy the extension cords were to hook up otherwise, and they worked right away.An exacto knife, scissors, glue and glue gun, and tweezers should work well for tools. Liquid Fusion is my favorite glue that I found on this site.Best of luck, hope you enjoy it!!

I had a problem with the kit I purchased (Poetic Life). I contacted the seller (TuKIIE) through Amazon.They responded quickly to my inquiry, and they promptly and completely resolved my problem.TuKIIE provided the best customer service I’ve seen in a long time.I’m looking forward to putting together this miniatures kit.

I loved doing this , it wasn’t easy but wasn’t hard.