MAGQOO Wooden Dollhouse Miniature with Furniture DIY Dollhouse Kit DIY House Kit Tiny House Kit with Voice Control and Music Movement 1:18 Scale Creative Room Idea(Time Travel)

I loved working on this little travel trailer and I’m not quite finished yet. Be aware that there’s a fair amount of detail work. Take the time to make the creations. It is adorable and as you start to put things together inside, you are going to love it! I plan on creating a little park outside where I’ll put the table and chairs and perhaps I’ll make a little fire pit. I want to find a truck that’s the equivalent size of the trailer and put that by it. It’s been so much fun! Love it. 😊

I really enjoyed constructing this kit. Instructions were easy to follow. Only thing I would’ve preferred is for the windows to fit without much effort. I had to sand them quite a bit to get them to fit. Otherwise, I totally recommend!

I ended up changing out lot of pieces and even making a few of my own to do a mid century modern style. There is a lot of different styles you can do just by switching out fabrics and doing a bit of painting. From my experience, all pieces were included. Even for things I didn't make. I checked.Cons of kit. Some paper items just too small to make.None of the windows fit in frames and hard to be sanded. TIP: sand corners of inserts.Another con. Wiring was tricky. Not really long enough to connect all together. Even with the extra piece included. I also suggest using crimps on the wires or solder. They are too fragile to stay from twisting or tape.Another is that this comes with frame put together. So very hard to set it up as it's enclosed. Adding even more difficulties to wiring.The last con is that this kit is in 1:16 scale. I measured furniture and doorway to confirm. This is the least common miniature size. As such it is not possible to find dolls that fit. Most of these kits are 1:16 though. Not sure why.The Pros:. I learned a lot about how to make tiny stuff just from following the manual. You learn to be creative with beads and wire. Another pro is just the customization. You can do almost any style with this setup. I made my own lampshades, sofa, re-made benches. I added a partition (inspired by animal crossing) and made kitchen tools to hang from it. Not sure what I'll do with the outdoor furniture as there is no base so I'll have to make one. But lots of possibilities. Probably make a large awning.Fyi. Figure in last image is 3.75" or 9cm. A 1:18 scale doll. She is slightly too small for camper.

Missing transparency film, dried flowers, and the paper with the cutouts is damaged.

This camper was fun to make and easy to customize. I liked all the little accessories that came with it. I changed the original color to this beige tone and also used different material for the bedding, curtains, etc. I borrowed an idea from someone else’s post and made my own hardwood floor which I think adds to the uniqueness of it. I had a lot of trouble with the back door. The diamond-shaped window was very difficult to put in as it didn’t exactly align with the cut out. I eventually glued the entire door shut because I couldn’t get it to fit right. The rest was wonderful to create. I encourage anyone into miniatures to undertake this project.

(Coming from a professional) Don’t do it! First of all, this thing is massive! I know the size is listed but for those of you who seem to ignore the sizing sometimes because something just looks too cute, (like me), please pay attention to the size! But I’m rating this build one star because nearly all of the pieces do not fit. I attempted to sand paper them down but the wood is just too grainy. I’ve purchased other cheap builds and they were perfect compared to this build. Wayyyy overpriced!!!

This was a complex and time-consuming project. It’s definitely not for beginners or anyone without a maximum amount of patience. The instructions are marginal. Why the Chinese don’t hire someone to review the English language instructions prior to printing them is beyond me.The lighting of the chandelier was difficult as noted by other builders. I had to hokey it up to get it to work at all.Although I used almost all of the kit materials, I did use some of my own creative twists. The other thing I wish I had changed is the window curtains. The fabric for them is too stiff to make them hang properly. I would use lace if I could do it over, but everything was glued on and I didn’t want to mess it up after they were finished.Also, I would recommend not putting ANY of the exterior window boxes or the awning on until everything else is done, because a lot of the inside work was done with the shell laying on its sides. I also agree with the builders who commented about window frames not fitting, etc. I had to sand everything with more course paper than what was included with the kit.I inventoried all the pieces before starting, and everything was there except a couple small pieces I was able to create myself.I think I spent nearly 60 hours on it all together, but I’m thrilled with the final result. I made it as a gift for my son who once owned a similar camper that was not nearly as nice as this miniature.

This is a STUNNING piece when it’s done! I recommend for anyone who’s done a few room kits. This one goes together really nicely,but it does take time to do well. The fiber optics were not in my kit but I bought some because I really wanted to see the lighted mirror and it’s lovely!