ROBOTIME Book Nook Kit DIY Miniature Dollhouse Booknook Kit 3D Wooden Puzzle Bookend Bookshelf Insert Decor with LED Light for Teens and Adults (Sunshine Town)

Bought for my wife for christmas! She loved it. It looks amazing once assembled and good quality!

Bought this as a second gift for my wife. As it reminds us of our time in Kyoto, Japan. The whole train scene is just really cool. The actual assembly went ok, some very small pieces were a bit difficult to put together. I would say that they really need to rethink the sequence of putting things together. I had difficulty with a certain section that involved gluing the gray cardboard, which is supposed to look like corrugated metal sheets. I had crushed the cardboard while gluing it on the wooden roof part.According to the instructions, you were supposed to glue the cardboard on the wooden roof before attaching it to the building. But when you try to attach the finished roof, it doesn’t always fit into place without some pressure. So I feel that you should glue the cardboard on the wooden roof with it already assembled in place. There were a couple of other instances where if you follow the instruction sequence, that you it is actually very difficult to assemble.But all in all this one is great and fun to do. It does not have any painting, just gluing little pieces of paper and things like that. The other designs are a bit more difficult as they involve painting multiple layers of paint in order to complete the bookend. So this one is a bit easier to complete and assemble. Have fun and take your time if you are going to do it. I was under a time crunch and didn’t want my wife to see what I was assembling. Best part is that they all light up and have such a nice look when done.

As a non-crafty person with big hands, this was surprisingly easy to build. The high quality pieces were strong enough to stay intact even when getting squished by my big fingers. Taking a little over 11 hours to build solo, the instructions were easy to follow, allowing for a pleasant building experience.Aside from two AAA batteries to power the lights, the kit contained everything required to construct. Although the kit does have its own white glue, I opted to use a clear glue just because it was easier to adjust pieces before they dried. The piece of sandpaper included proved to be very useful in smoothing out the edges of the pieces to get a cleaner look. Connecting the wiring for the lights was rather simple and quite easy to figure out, even for someone without any prior experience doing such things before.The end result is wonderful and the incredible amount of details makes this a real treasure to look at. As long as you're patient and careful, the building process and final product will be well worth your time.

This mini diorama (book nook) depicting a tram (densha, 電車) passing a japanese side alley during cherry blossom (sakura, 桜) time is absolutely amazing. So very fun to build, I built two: one for my sister as a birthday gift and the other I kept myself. The finished result far exceeded my expectations. The only caveat is that the light shade above the bookstore door is too large and thus fits oddly into the given space. The cat in the window is also not to scale, but can easily be chalked-up to artistic license ...

J’adore faire les minis maisons mais attention de prendre les niveaux débutants pour commencer ! Celle ci est parfaite pour une première