CUTEBEE Dollhouse Miniature Kit: DIY Creative Room Idea With Furniture, Music Movement And Dust Proof - Perfect For Quiet Time Review

It was fairly easy to assemble, they were some pieces that were mislabeled in the instruction booklet that made it a little more difficult to assemble.The only complaint I have, is that some of the larger wooden pieces for the furniture were warped, which made it a little difficult to put pieces like the couch together.Also, the Beacon glue a lot of people are suggesting will make the coloring on the dark furniture pieces bleed their color, so just be aware of that.I absolutely love the final…

This was so much fun. I'm 45 and bought this for my 8 year old daughter to make, with my help. Well, let's just say it's pretty advanced so I would say even with adult help it could be challenging for younger kids. So I pretty much did everything. I love it and it's my new obsession. My girl loves how the Lego people are the perfect size to play house. The lights and music r so cute and it's just fun. Yes the instructions are a little odd as far as the translation goes. But you can definitely…

I love everything thing about the music dollhouse. But let tell you it's not a peace of cake you need super patience, the instructions are very hard to understand I wish they will divide the materials by room then it will be easy to follow the photo book. I wish they could tell you what is the best glue to use on fabrics on the plastic. I had to shop around for different kinds of glue to many to choose from it makes it hard to know which one will be the best. It took me week to built many hours

If you are going to do this, be prepared to take a while and do it right. Mine is finished and it took about a month. I use Tacky Glue which works well on everything except for the cloth. I'm not sure what glue works best for the cloth yet. It is very cute, the lighting looks great. There were aa few places where it was hard to follow instructions, but rarely. Also, watch the steps because you have to think ahead with the wiring. I got too far ahead a few times and realized I had to go back to…

I have done a LOT of these kits and this was one of my least favorite. Why? It was missing some wood pieces and some fabric. It doesn’t come with any tools. I understand that due to shipping restrictions sometimes these kits cannot come with glue or batteries. But they could come with tweezers and scissors or a straight-edge knife (utility knife). This one comes with nothing. It also doesn’t warn people very well in the listing that it won’t come with the basic necessities you’ll need in order…

I'm working on this now and overall, I recommend it. It's adorable! (Picture attached of my progress, which took me hours to complete). I've started a few DIY miniature kits in the past and didn't finish them, but I think now I've figured out what works best for me to keep me interested: (1) Assemble in the order of my preference rather than the order in the instruction book - I find it more motivating to assemble the building first, then the items to place in it rather than the other way…

As the title says. I have worked on maybe a dozen mini kits from various companies. Some companies just put out better stuff than others. This kit might be ok for someone with experience, who will be able to adjust or substitute for any lack. Not good for a beginner who may not know how to handle a missing part or how to modify things that don't fit right.