Mostop DIY Miniature Dollhouse Kit, Wooden Dollhouse Kit Miniature House Kit with LED Light,Creative Room Idea for Kids/Adults Magic House DIY Kits (Holo Magic City)

I bought this magic shop model as a gift for my mum, and it completely exceeded expectations! The level of detail is phenomenal—from the intricately carved wooden beams to the tiny potion bottles and scrolls tucked into every nook, it’s clear a lot of thought and craftsmanship went into this piece. The materials are high quality and give it a real, sturdy feel without losing any of the whimsy you’d want from a fantasy-themed display.One especially delightful surprise was the inclusion of a small sign referencing World of Warcraft. My mum and I used to play together for years, so finding that little nod made it all the more meaningful. It felt like a personal Easter egg from the past, tucked into a beautiful new memory.Absolutely worth every penny. This isn’t just a model—it’s a little world of its own.FOR THE HORDE!

Great item. I have been doing this very slowly, enjoying the challenge as there are some very small, fiddly parts. But pretty rewarding when each part is completed

Me and my girlfriend bought this as something to do together. The build was quite fun as you have to hand craft all the little pieces yourself, the build took around 4 days of continuous crafting as we had some time to get it done. I would say for someone thinking of buying this for themselves it may be quite a time consuming project but it will defiantly pay off. The reason for 4 stars and not 5 is purely because the instructions could be a little difficult to read at time with allot going on in one step and the need for more than the included glue as I'm sure the glue provided would have done the job I used super glue and UV resin to aid some areas of the build. The instructions list all the tools you'll need although these are not included. Over all we had allot of fun building this and it looks great on out shelf.

The media could not be loaded. Is beautiful. It doesn’t bring glue, and one of the lights actually didn’t worked. The length of the lights should be bigger because some of the cables were small compared to the others in the end when we connect it with the power box.Some pieces were flimsy and might brake, and I would say this house is an intermediate to expert to assemble.Looks beautiful in the end.

Crafty and fun.Great for someone who loves attention to detail.Comes neatly packaged and the pieces are easy to organise as you go along.It also comes with an instruction book with written instructions and step by step photos if you get stuck.I used the glue for most of it but also use a stronger glue for the walls to make sure it was sturdy.The design is so unique and appealing to look at with the music box and lights.

You really have to pay attention to the sequence of assembly, but the results are worth it. Parts fit together well, the wood is laser cut and with care there are no breakages! glue is not very good, I recommend UHU general purpose clear glue (also available on Amazon!). No parts missing, and it represents good value. Looks fantastic with the lights on. The lights are a bit tricky to connect - I used heat shrink rather than tape. A gift for the patient model builder.

The instructions are not always clear and near the end when putting it all together non existent. When I thought I had finished I had pieces left over and I scoured through the instructions to see where I had missed them but there were none! The pieces don’t lock together as in the product Rolife. You have to glue everything!! Some of the laser wooden push out pieces are very fragile and break easily. Unlike Rolife all the little paper accessories like boxes and bags needs to be cut out (they’re not lazer cut) also there were no fold line indicators. Not as well made as Rolife. An all round challenge in patience and trying to decode instructions. However, having said all that, for me it was very addictive and challenging and I’m pleased with the end result.

One of the more challenging kits I have done like this. There's a lot of wiring to put together. Overall I'm very happy with it and would recommend it. You will need a few tools to complete I used :tweezers to hold small pieces when glueing them,glue suitable for gluing plastic (beads) and for items that needed to be fixed well,Glue for paper and wood (PVA). There is some supplied but I already had some to hand,decent pair of small scissors,A screwdriver with a very small crosshead to screw the hinges,Snips to take off the sharp ends of the screws as they stick out of the back of the wood once screwed in properly,Scalpel to get wooden pieces out of the frames without breaking any of them,Bulldog clips to hold pieces together while they dry.Batteries (AAA x 2) are not included and are needed to test LEDs before they are fitted to the model.The instructions show a music box being fitted and an acrylic dust cover but these are not included. Some of the instructions are not clear so may need studying closer.Easy enough for a beginner if they have the patience. Takes a few hours to build.I added some small plants to the outside once it was finished.