🏠 ROBOTIME Miniature Dollhouse - Perfect Gift for Girlfriend Review

I'm officially obsessed with these DIY houses. I've done 3 now and hope to do the rest. (I also finished 3 full Netflix series at the same time during this time. I live an exciting life.) Yes, it's very time consuming, but that's the point. If you love the smallest details, getting things right and having something cute to look at, this is your hobby. I am very satisfied with the quality. A few boards were warped, but I didn't have any missing pieces, which is a miracle considering how detailed

I just discovered these sets and was so excited that I was actually able to put them together. The Locus Lounge has a bit of everything (furniture, plants, books, paintings, etc.) and has a great mid-century modern vibe. Just my style. Firstly, the consumables are of very high quality. There are laser cut parts as well as pre-painted parts. The paper is of very good quality and the ink does not rub off when folded. The glue is excellent, especially the so-called "silicone glue". This stuff is…

This set is great. Everything to create it is included except for a few things. You will need: a black marker, scissors, a office knife or planer knife, needle nose pliers and wire cutters. The instructions are simple and even if you can't read, the pictures are clear. NO spare parts, maybe a few different beads, but there is nowhere to break or lose something, so the work place must be clean. My only complaint is the awful white color they give you. It's very thin and takes about 6 coats to…

It was a lot of fun to build. The difficulty to reward ratio is good. I didn't realize how much of this was DIY, but it's a lot! I probably spent about 48 hours of work on this, but the time is LOST. I'm already looking for the next one to try. I'm so proud of the finished product. I have a few tips: 1. They give you extra stuff for all Nic Nacs, so feel free to get creative! For example, I modified the instructions for the broomstick and made my own glasses out of excess paper. I also added a…

Great fun for the 65 year old who has loved miniature things since childhood. So, although the kit says it comes with all the necessary supplies, I've added a few of my own, like curved reversible tweezers, some draping and stiffening fluid for a few small boxes and bags, and a blue teapot. a sharp sewing needle, white gloss enamel for the walls (because I didn't think the white acrylic included in the kit had a good finish), off-white rope to replace the raffia "rope" around some of the boxes,

I bought 3 of these and have already finished the Locus living room and am currently working on Sam's study. It has a lot of character and there are many ways to personalize it to your liking. There are some videos on youtube of people making their own conclusions so you can get some ideas (just watch locus diy on youtube and there are at least 3 versions). I would recommend that you don't lighten the wood on the turntable and guitar with paper and instead use wood stain and sealer as covering…

I was looking for a baby toy and came across this set. I'm a handyman but I've never made a set like this before so I bought it right away. I'm also a big fan of the mid-century design of how this small room looks. So I'm halfway done and know enough to post a review. I've finished all the furniture and the guitar and will start on the books and decoration soon. I'm having a good time with it. But my little room looks awful and it's not my fault. Sometimes the instructions cannot be followed…