Review on 🏠 CUTEBEE Dollhouse Furniture: Enhancing Miniature Movement by Chad Rosier

There are two main types of sets. Kits with crappy parts that don't let you copy the image on the box if you're not a pro and kits that let you reproduce the image if you follow the instructions. This is one of the last. The kit contains many very small parts, but this kit allows you to reproduce the finished product shown in the photo. Get some clear silicone-based glue (white/Elmera won't help here), some good scissors, a ruler, a utility knife, and a pencil, and you're spot on. Most importantly, check your kit to make sure everything is there. The first one sent was missing the package with documents needed to fill it out. But the replacement was good. Be careful how you build, the last 3 triangular roof sections can fail badly if you're not careful when assembling. However, you can adjust to this with silicone glue. I used all tags and labels in this build. I would say I managed 95-98 from a 100% perfect copy of the box art. Take your time and pay attention and you will make this item look like the picture. This was my first build of this set and I have a pretty serious hand shake issue. So if I can do it, you can. Follow the book in the order given or you will have trouble placing items. I use Beacon 3 in 1 glue and it works for the entire lid of the kit. As an extra tip on the roof. When you start building the walls, grab the roof pieces and put them back in place. Temporarily tie them down with rope or wire until the walls grab. Everything will fit later.