Review on CUTEBEE Dollhouse Miniature Kit: DIY Creative Room Idea With Furniture, Music Movement And Dust Proof - Perfect For Quiet Time by Eliza Porter

I'm working on this now and overall, I recommend it. It's adorable! (Picture attached of my progress, which took me hours to complete). I've started a few DIY miniature kits in the past and didn't finish them, but I think now I've figured out what works best for me to keep me interested: (1) Assemble in the order of my preference rather than the order in the instruction book - I find it more motivating to assemble the building first, then the items to place in it rather than the other way around; (2) STRONGLY recommend you refer to You Tube videos (which make it look a LOT easier than it is) for guidance; (3) remember to take my time - sometimes I have to glue part of one piece and move on to another piece while the glue dries on the first piece before proceeding with it. So far, I am really preferring the Cutebee brand to other brands I've tried. They provide more "real" items that don't have to be assembled, like little seashells, building blocks, vases, etc., and the paper for cut-out items is better quality. My only complaint is that some of the parts are mis-numbered in the instructions. It's not hard to figure out what the right part is, but it's annoying. For example, it will instruct you to glue Part #E20 to #E36, but what they really mean is to glue Part #E20 to #E34.