CUTEBEE Dollhouse Miniature with Furniture, DIY Dollhouse Kit Plus Dust Proof and Music Movement, 1:24 Scale Creative Room Idea (Dream Angels) Dream Angels

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 figure it out. Some just take a couple times to read over. I would suggest beacon 3 in 1 glue. I tried some aileenes before and it just doesn't hold as well and the dry time is too long. I jumped around in the instructions, I would recommend going in order, which I learned the hard way. But I like making furniture first, which is fine, but before gluing things in place make sure u always go back to the page and follow order. I accidently put the second floor on, before making the shower accessories and shower shelf. Which have to be placed and glued before the second floor. So I did have to pry it off and reglue. Still I really enjoy the mess I make and the end product. My girl plays with it next to me as I am making it, so we still have a good time together. When she comes home from somewhere she always asks "what did you make now!?" I love it!

I love these miniature houses and this particular brand is my favourite so far!! They’re so much fun to put together for people like me who love things that are a little more fiddly and intricate. My only issue with this kit was that one of the light bulbs wouldn’t work. If it crosses wires with any other lights wires none of the lights would turn on. It took me a while to figure out which light was making this happen but I was really lucky that it wasn’t a super important one (just the light that is under the ceiling near the dining table and not one of the really cute ones I’d spent a while assembling and making look beautiful). I’ve purchased other kits from this brand before and all the light bulbs worked in those kits so I figured it was just a bit of bad luck. Besides that, everything looks so cute!! My 2 year old niece sat and looked at it for about fifteen minutes!! (Obviously a massive sign that a two year old likes something because sitting still for one minute is hard enough for a 2 year old).I recommend to anyone who has the patience and loves to build really tiny things.

I purchased this little doll house for my 8 years old as a present, BASED on the GOOD REVIEWS!!! But is a WASTE of TIME and MONEY. It seems cute on pictures but doesn’t deserve give it a try!! Most of the pieces are cheap (made of paper)! Saying this means, that you have to cut the templates made of paper and make the decoration with it, Like the laundry, sleepers all the decoration that seems so cool etc.. . Don’t do this to your kids in purchasing this “project full of headache”. Better purchase flat slats and the popsicles sticks from Walmart and make one yourself!! I returned mine, since this was for my 8 years old and she was stressed cuz she didn’t know where to start, plus it came with missing pieces that it really make hard to build. This is more for “adults project” but not for kids. Also if you buy it they won’t be able to use the soap, shampoo, little utensils, food, little towels, etc.. zzZ Since everything is so extremely tiny, that’s why you have to follow the instructions and glue everything.. Being honest, I DONT RECOMMEND THIS ANGEL LOFT HOUSE/APARTMENT. Save your time and save some headache for you and your little ones.

Love it looks wonderful

Still in the process of making this - maybe half way through (have made a similar project before). Another review showed that this is the right size for Lego Friends, so, despite my apprehensions about how much time and effort these consume, I was "instructed" to get this product, lol. I explained that everything will be glued down, but I was told that was acceptable and to get it anyway. Of course, this person wants to "help," but this really is not really a good idea for anyone younger than a certain age (though it's tough for adults over a certain age for other reasons having to do with visual acuity).Unlike the other project I made, I've found a couple possible errors in sizing or length, but nothing terrible. It IS time consuming and it DOES require tools and glue that don't come with the kit (this time around I'm using 3 different glues!). So far nothing missing - I am always amazed by the attention to detail they put in with these kits. Who is the designer(s)? Who puts these together? What's their story?