MAGQOO Wooden Dollhouse Miniature Furniture Dolls & Accessories Review

This project will require patience and manual dexterity. This should probably be categorized as micro or nano crafting. This requires a magnifying glass and tons of time shears. Nothing for kindergarten or elementary school children. Great gift. If they only knew how difficult it really was to make ;) There are thousands of tiny parts that you would think would only need 2-3 parts. Not correct. NOT much is prefabricated here. I am sorry. Stick with Lego. This is not a quick project. This is a…

Just a first impression review until I get my hands on this kit in time. The delivery was very, very fast. This is the Snow Dream set sold by MAGQOO. Although they state that you need to buy both glue and batteries. The kit I received included batteries (3) and a 30ml bottle of glue. The second photo shows the scale compared to the US Quarter. That's how much I'm dealing with this kit at the moment and I'll update as soon as I start building this kit. Note if you don't have batteries and/or…

I didn't know how to contact the seller. It's very cute and I could use the pieces that came with it for a craft project because they're adorable, but unfortunately the pieces seem to be missing. Unlike some other reviews I've seen here, mine definitely had glue and instructions. However, parts of the main part of the house were missing, as well as a few others which I believe were probably present with any storage method. Some of the other items came in pouches so I'm assuming only one pouch…

This little thing was a BEAST and I loved every second. I've seen some people describe the thumbnails as meditative - WRONG. or at least not for me. That was hard. I have good hands, I'm prone to creativity and this little jerk took me about 12 hours from start to finish. It's so cute and intricate that I just love it. Hours of fun and the finished product is worth every penny. However, it's damn small. See the little kitchen table? This is done with an earring back - if that helps with…

As a miniature enthusiast, I'm used to working with inch scales. Box Theater is probably a quarter inch scale. Doesn't say on the packaging. You have to use the included tweezers or I would find the glue sticking to your fingers. I made Snow Dream. All material references are coded with letters and numbers, which is very easy to understand. Glue is more like epoxy that you can work with after it starts to harden. It also came with long nosed tweezers which were perfect for this little project…