Flever Dollhouse Miniature DIY House Kit Creative Room with Furniture for Romantic Valentine's Gift (Warm House)

I've become addicted to DIY miniature kits, and this company produces some of the best! The designs are exquisite, and a bonus of purchasing from Flever is that essential additional tools are included in each kit - a ruler, small scissors, and utility knife. These kits definitely require patience and precision, but if you put the time in and follow all guidelines (like using the utility knife to help remove perforated wooden pieces), the end results are absolutely stunning. Customer service is also fantastic. I thought my kit was missing a few pieces, and the company quickly sent replacements without hesitation. Later, I realized the mistake was mine (I had overlooked a small, unlabeled box, assuming it contained electrical or glass pieces), but they were so kind, patient, and understanding throughout the whole process. Between the gorgeous kits and amazing service, I can't recommend them highly enough. Officially obsessed!

I love making dollhouses. I love making miniature kits. When I saw that my favorite company Flever had these 1/100 kits, I ordered one immediately and chewed my nails until I finished my current project and could work on it.I have mentioned in the past that Flever kits are not introductory kits. This kit is hard to place. Nothing you are doing SEEMS that hard. But I promise you, limit the daily time you work on it or you will go blind.Like all Flever kits it is well made, all the pieces are there, there are sufficient instructions, etc. However, my paint was mostly dried up. Now that did not bother me too badly, because when I discretely tested the paint it did not quite match. So I mixed up my own matching paints and used those and matching acrylic markers to finish my edges. This is the first time I have had a Flever kit with paint, so not sure what happened - it is summer in California. They also included a sheet of stickers you could put on the edges, but again, the color match was not up to my picky standards.I will admit to putting the hinges on the wrong way at first, but I am getting the hang of these kits. A lot of times now, I will use double sided tape or something else to temporarily fit the pieces together. Then I can make sure all is good.Now the whole of this house/store is the size of the palm of your hand (about 5" tall). The amount of detail is just amazing. I just adore this. I bought the magic shop to do next, but I am doing a regular size project between, because I value my vision.

I enjoy assembling these types of kits. I don't know why I shied away from these kits for so long. I wish that the names of the series that these kits belonged to had clearer names. These are the "house" kits. I bought them largely because I love assembling structures, but this kit is so much more.This is not a quick build. There are a lot of items to build. It is very small, but I've come to find that I like the tiny kits better. They are easier to display. This one just looks so cool when it's done. I actually purchased more than one, but I've only completed one so far. I love sitting it on the shelf in it's closed positoin because you can just tell there is more inside.The difficulty of the different pieces inside of the house ranges significantly. There was a limited amount of cutout work, which I dislike.I can't wait to begin assembling the next one! The one I assembled was the purple one. I'm not sure if it has a legit name or not.

At the beginning of the instructions it tells you that you need to paint the edges of some parts or use the stickers provided.The paint is bone dry and the stickers are green but the part they’re supposed to match is blue.They should have produced those parts to already be painted. They have other parts that aren’t pop out and are finished correctly. This kit is going to look like hot garbage no matter what I do.

I’ve done other miniature DIYs and it’s been a pleasure to build. However, the “happy house” was frustrating and I just gave up. The instructions are not clear. The videos on YouTube are not detailed. The cutouts are not all there. Everything is soooo tiny and hard to grasp. I don’t have the patience for this one and it’s supposed to be fun and relaxing for me. It’s been the exact opposite. I admire anyone who can put this together. Not for beginners at all.Edit: ok so I just couldn’t give up. It was a lot of work but it turned out really cute. It was so hard to glue and requires a lot of patience since I had to figure out a lot on my own, but I’m proud of myself for finishing it. Updated the stars to 2 to 4 because I wish the instructions were much clearer.

This is great, enjoying it very much. Although my roof is warped, how do I get a replacement roof?

Ok. So this is so cute. I do clay minitures all the time but this was my first kit.The spiral stairs were not easy and a little frustrating. The glue on hinges..i hate them. Other than that this was a great starter kit. It was fu. And i added a few of my own objects and also painted it black. I completely demolished the loft handrail. How do i get a new one?. Oh and the chemistry kit! I never did get it right so I just changed it up some. Anyway, just have fun with it and it will be fun.

Way too small to even work on. My fault that I didn't look at the description close enough but it's real small.