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What I liked: Level of detail, number of pieces, level of difficulty (which was challenging, but not too hard). It's super cute!What I didn't like: BYOG (Bring Your Own Glue.) Seriously. I had to use the glue from another kit to complete this. It has no adhesive whatsoever. Nothing is perforated except for the tiny leaves on the vine. I suggest buying some craft tweezers that have a very sharp, bent point (see my photos). They helped a ton!The cavi (rodent) is mine. He doesn't come with the kit. This is where I advise you to have fun and be creative.The controller for the light is hidden inside the cabinet. This is annoying because it requires tweezers or skinny fingers to extract it.Quality of the build could be better. Perforated paper details would be lovely. Small scissors are a must with this kit.Overall, I'm happy.

So cute and easy to follow the directions. Had a blast putting it together!

this was also fun to do, it took a little more time than some of the others I did but it was worth it, it has so much cute details to it this is one I would do again

Compared to the Rolife brand, I decided to buy this kit as it was a bit cheaper and seemed to be of the same quality. Be warned that compared to kits from Rolife, the instructions are a bit more vague and might be difficult to understand. For example, the electric instructions are very unclear and hard to tell based on the small photos.Some kits include glue and tweezers but this does not. If you enjoy making a lot of flowers/plants/leaves and dealing with small papers, this kit is for you! There are a lot of smaller details that take up a majority of time for this project.Although I enjoyed doing it and the final product, I am going back to the more expensive Rolife kits as it includes everything with better instructions.

Great model. Fun to work on.will definitely order more!

Was fun to build , lots of paper cutting 75% of it is that. After you have it all cut it goes quickly. Instructions have very few words, more a visual aid. Didn’t like the wiring of light could have had better guidance on routing the wire earlier that putting in the furniture. Placing the furniture was very vague, again had to look at the given pics. That’s where the routing of wires came after the visual insertion of furnishings.. glued in and it was too late to get the wiring where it was supposed to be had to redirect that and it has you hook up the light to the battery control box before putting the wiring in its place so then you have it all hooked put and can’t get the wires through the floor hole if you hadn’t already glued the armor in its place!!

This was a great kit. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners. I've done over 20 of the miniature kits and this is one of my favorites. You have to make everything in it yourself. I would rate the difficulty level at about a 3, on a scale of 1-5. There were no missing parts. You do have to supply your own glue and batteries. The wooden pieces are on laser cut sheets. I painted the edges with acrylic paint pens. You don't have to paint anything, but it looks nicer if you do.

This is very cute but sort of hard to assemble. It does not come with glue. It is very intricate and my 8 year old cannot do most of it.Edit: I received a new one after finding out the first kit I had was missing pieces. The exchange went very well but I received another one that was also missing pieces. It is so unbelievably hard to assemble and the electrical system for the little light doesn’t work. The directions are awful and the pieces are so intricate and tiny you end up gluing you fingers together instead of the pieces. The wood does not look good after being punched out of the cards. I do not recommend this product.