Rooftop Romance 3D Puzzle Dollhouse for Girls - Easy to Assemble 3-D Miniature Doll House Building Kit with LED Light for Kids - Educational Paper...

My 10 year old and I had a great time putting this together! So much fun that we're actually looking at purchasing more sets to do! We also love how cleverly the battery pack/wires were hidden with the building design! The main things we were were disappointed with were: 1) there was no doll to use with the house 2) one of the lightbulb ports didn't work and 3) it would have been nice to have a solid white light option with the flashing colored lights.

i had fun putting it together . i like this globe.(model kit). i think every body would to, its a great buy and should be a great gift for all model builders , and earth lovers. God bless this world and every one and thing on it

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for a 4 year old. It says 8+ on the box, but she still enjoys playing with it. I think the age is mainly indicating how old they should be if putting it together on their own. It me about an hour to put everything together. The assembly was pretty straightforward. However, the placement of the pieces on the various punch out boards, was a little messy. I wish they had put pieces that were required for a specific step, on the same board. Also, the carpets on the bottom and top floors have "Lorem Ipsum" text on them...not sure if that was a printing error or what, but it doesn't really take away from anything. Wiring up the lighting was probably the most confusing part. There's no indication that the bulbs need to be pushed into specific holes, and that their posts need to be bent at a 90 degree angle. Routing the wiring was also a bit annoying, but wasn't terrible. Once everything was assembled, the furniture fit well, and the whole house seemed pretty sturdy. I liked the way the battery and light control were hidden, however, the switch is awkwardly placed. It's flush with the tabletop so you either have to take the canopy off everytime you want to turn it on/off, or use your pinky fingernail to try and turn it on/off. I also think some pieces of furniture could have used some glue or some form of adhesive; the armoire and coat stand have already fallen apart. I'm sure the smaller chairs will be next. My daughter has some 2-3 inch dolls that fit inside without issue. The choice of lighting is a bit odd. I thought it was going to be white, steady on lights. Instead, they're flashing red and blue lights. I was half expecting to hear the deep thumping of house music coming from it; it's just a bizarre choice in lighting (see video). Not sure how it would affect a child with epilepsy; the flashing isn't that fast, but it wasn't expected. All in all, it was a worthwhile purchase. It's held up surprisingly well to my daughter's play, as well as the many times she's transported it to different parts of the house. I think that's the nicest thing about it: it's light and small enough for her to pick it up and take it wherever she goes (without it falling to pieces).

The lights didn't work. The connections were backwards. Red with black and vice versa.

I just ended my "Stickers for adults" book and now I found my next mindless and relaxing hobby. The pieces are sturdy and once I finish the house it will look great. It is already looking pretty big and I am not planning on keeping it but it will be a cool gift for a niece and she will love it much more because her Auntie made it :) My two kids are very intrigued by it but my 4 year old broke a couple pieces. Everything comes in a flat sheet and you have to remove it delicately or else the paper on top peels off. I imagine this will take me a couple weekends to finish. Very detailed.