Mini Construction Puzzle Model Sets by Rolife: Perfect for Light and Effective Assembly Review

I have made about a dozen sets and this is Rolife's first set. The materials are poor - the furniture wood is badly warped and the cut outs are made on thin, non-glossy paper. The instructions are pretty good, but this is not a set for someone who has never done this. It was cheap so I figured I couldn't use whatever I could on other projects.

I'm definitely not the best at assembling, but I had a lot of fun doing it. Very painstaking work, but I liked the finished product (until my cat bit off a piece of the ceiling). The kit came with everything you need to put it together and I thought the decorations were adorable. I bought two more sets to keep busy this summer while the kids are on vacation.

It was pretty basic but that was after I put a few together. I didn't have instructions in English so I had to focus on pictures and diagrams. Wire on the table, for legs, tricky. The wire doesn't want to stay glued. When I went to pick it up I must have tried too hard because it just fell apart. I added more glue and it was good. Definitely not the best choice if you don't have the patience. With this kit you will have to wait a long time and craft different elements.

Patience is the key to this project! This is my first mini kit build. I'm pretty smart so I was sure I could do it. This requires patience as you have to glue certain parts together first, wait for them to cure and then glue the rest together to finish. People are finding more free time lately, and if you enjoy crafting and crafting where there used to be just a bunch of wood, paper, and wires, then you'll absolutely love this set :)

I was not impressed at all with this set. On the plus side, silicone adhesive is included and the instructions are in color and in English. What I don't care is that the furniture comes on boards that need to be sawn, sanded, and then covered with paper or paint (small square of sandpaper; you'll need it). Paper for furniture, plants, floors, etc. on thin, uncoated copy paper. Not thick glossy like other kits. The printed ink flows and fizzes, which is ridiculous. There are much better quality…

2nd miniature room project! I wouldn't say time in Soho was easier than in the kitchen as making a table, chair and sofa out of wire and glue has never been easy. In addition, unlike in the kitchen, grainy paper is glued to wooden parts. So contrary to first impressions, if you're new to miniature building like me, I'd suggest going into the kitchen first. I currently work at a Rolife coffee shop and it turns out to be a harder and bigger job than the kitchen or the time in Soho. I think I…