Small Furniture,Dollhouse Furniture and Accessories 34PCS Wooden Dollhouse Furniture Set 3D Puzzle Miniature Puzzle Doll House Furniture Kit Puzzle Gift for Kids Teens and Adults

Very fun to set up with your children and easy to do, and also to paint is fun you get to customize your furniture, it is the best bang for your buck, and the build quality is good. I like the old fashioned design. But it was smaller than I expected. But still a fun idea for the kids

Viene exactamente igual al mostrado en las fotos. Para jugar o para una actividad de colegio o trabajo es Perfecto

Every piece we tried to punch out broke, no instruction, slivers on the pieces. Not a great option for children. Will be sending back.

These came in thin wooden sheets. You have to pop out and match/ put together all the pieces. Cheap purchase and a fun project if you don’t mind putting together and gluing it all. My kiddos at the preschool will enjoy!

Using this for a "mouse house" project between the studs in my garage wall. Assembly is too difficult for little kids but 10 and up might be able to do it. One caution, if you are painting it, spray paint might be your best option. I used water-based acrylics and a brush, which caused the material to swell and distort. I painted the pieces disassembled as I was using two or more colors for each. Reassembly required sanding in order to properly set the pieces together. The one piece I spray-painted was fine.

It took me over 5 hours to assemble this because the kit comes with a single page of directions to cover four sheets of wood. It’s so small that even with a magnifying glass it’s next to impossible. For the love of four full size sheets of paper it would have been a breeze…. Other than that is pretty much exactly what you’d expect. The stuff is a bit small for standard doll houses, but it was cheap.

An incredibly interesting solution on how to keep your child occupied. She assembled the furniture and immediately played on it with dolls)

Great value and my 9 year old granddaughter loves doing her own assembly.