🏡 Amelia Dollhouse by KidKraft KKR65093 Review

My daughter got this for Christmas. Took me about an hour to assemble it. I definitely needed them for some parts. The details are poorly done. Some boards were crooked or uneven. Many of the pre-drilled holes did not match the actual hole, making the task difficult. The two assembled pieces, like the handrail and the table, were crooked and uneven. In fact, one item was completely missing from the packaging. We got by without him. Oh, and some parts were really dirty. Like someone eating while

Okay, I've never explored so many dollhouses in my life. My three year old wanted a dollhouse for Christmas. So of course we had to find one. But we had a few problems. Problem 1: We are in Japan and would need someone to ship the apo and dollhouse to match the specs. Solved: It was packed in a very large box and shipped all the way to JAPAN in incredible condition. !Problem 2: I can't see, feel or test it to make sure it's worth the money.Solved: It's beautiful! The furniture is adorable and…

First of all my daughter loves this house so this review is based on my opinion only. .Some pictures are peeling off and some parts are chipped/dented/broken. Several pieces that were real wood splintered when twisted together. The assembly instructions were far from perfect and many of the parts were not marked with part number stickers. The room divider on the lower level shows that it protrudes through the floor of the next floor, the elevator stops too low to match the floor of the house…

On the fence about it. It has the potential to become a really fun dollhouse. Parts came and some bowed. It takes 2 people to hold things in place by driving the screws. Some preserved parts were also very broken. The main part of the elevator was demolished and we couldn't even put it back together. The table was broken. A chair was divided by wood. The head of the bed was not fixed. I don't know if they broke on delivery, but these are all very important parts to have and want to use. I sent…

If you are a Catholic, you should first practice 50 St. Marys and 20 Catholic religions before attempting to build this thing. I just put a house together, and my god. It is obviously a product made in China. The Chinese just stick to kung fu, which they are good at, because this product was very difficult to assemble. I had to lug my drill and tools out of the garage to put everything together. Hardware that comes with screws sucks. I had to finish the holes where the screws should be and use…