Review on Rolife Miniature Light Wooden Playset: Handmade Accessories for the Best Playtime Experience by Chris Pollreisz

This mini house was cool to make, it took me about 3 weeks. Let me start by saying: It's very, very difficult! Nothing for a beginner! You must have some knowledge of electrical work to get the light to work. Also, batteries can be difficult to find as they are not regular AAA or AA batteries, they are small round batteries. Another good thing are some tools! You definitely need a precise knife! Also, the instructions are in millimeters, not centimeters! So I used a conversion chart, luckily it's a metric so it's very easy to convert. Last glue - I used Gorilla super glue as well as the supplied glue which is just silicone glue and Elmers craft glue. Not to be confused with school glue, school glue contains more water. And the last is color. You have to paint a lot, especially the walls, and the paint they gave was bad or not enough at all. I had a few spray cans of paint so don't even try to use the paint you were given. That's terrible quality. Last but not least, be patient and FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS! My best friend tried to make this particular set but she tried to build a house first. That doesn't work at all. You should start with the accessories first and build the house last. There's a reason! Just trust me and the instructions. Do it as the instructions say. Don't try to cut corners, follow every small step. In the end it's worth it!