Miniature DIY House - Roses On the Mountain*

Miniature house "Roses on the Mountain"*

Miniature DIY house for self-assembly

• Dimensions of the assembled Model: 16 cm (length), 14.5 cm (width), 16.5 cm (height)

• Three-sided model, closed

• Materials: wood, fabric, paper, plastic, metal, string, foam, etc.

• Weight: 0.9 kg (weight with packaging)

• Difficulty level: 5/7

• Age: 9+

• The product is CE certified

• The product complies with the standards: EN71-1, EN 71-2, EN71-3

• Polish packaging

• Model scale: 1:24

• * next to the name means a product with an anti-dust cover included

The set may contain small parts that can be easily swallowed by a younger child. Caution is advised when assembling the house in the presence of children under three years of age.

• LED bulbs

• cutting dies and templates

• all materials needed for assembly

• all furniture from the photo

• dust cover

• set of basic tools with glue

• instructions in Polish and instructions in English

The set does not include 2 batteries (3x AAA) required to power the bulbs LED.

All elements are laser-cut, have smooth surfaces, and in most cases are coated in color.

We assemble each house before putting it up for sale - we suggest starting by building its structure - do not add subsequent floors unless the equipment for the lower floor has been attached, including lighting cables.

We also suggest spot-gluing large surfaces (carpets, floors, wallpaper, etc.) in several places (to avoid paper wrinkling and glue consumption). We recommend gluing small elements with a small amount of glue to avoid contaminating the item.

• Read the instructions carefully - especially at the beginning, you may need an adult to help you plan your work and read the instructions.

• As an auxiliary tool, it is worth adding a glue brush and a piece of cotton cloth to wipe off excess glue.

• Clear glue is used for gluing plastic, metal, and fabric elements.

• White glue is used for gluing paper and wooden elements.

• Small elements from bags should be kept in smaller containers for the time of gluing.

• Provide good lighting and a place for cutting elements.

• Using templates - e.g. when cutting elements from fabric - on the wrong side of the material, trace all templates with a pencil and cut along the outline.

• It is worth gluing the structure first. house, and then glue the interior and furnishing elements.

• The lighting cables should be run simultaneously while gluing the structure.

• If you have any doubts about the identification of a given element, compare it with the template.

NOTE: White glue is used for gluing wooden elements, transparent glue for fabric and plastic elements.