At first glance, a decent miniature kit for anyone who is looking to start the hobby. If anything is slightly off in measurements, the whole thing doesn’t collapse.
This is cute. But I wouldn’t want to store it- will I be able to throw it out after it’s finished?
I also have an appropriately sized Godzilla toy.
Ordered one.
You could reuse the plastic bits. I mean, there’s a gold toilet.
Like that would hold what @sammydog01 can produce…
You understand the quality of my crafts I see.
Oh comes with a dust cover. In for one definitely.
I’m excited about the papery manual.
Ha! Spouse ordered me one as well. I guess I’m well known for making these!! LOL
Made me think of this:
I love that! Gotta go watch more.
Mr. Bean’s Christmas (3 episodes) was our yearly thing to watch when son was young.
Got mine today, the box indicated by an orange square that it was the chocolate factory, not what I ordered, but a sticker on the box said the one I did order, the blue beach house. Still cute, but guess it’s random which one you get. Not looking to return it though this is fine. So, check the box for which one you really got, kinda like a miniature BOC thing
I didn’t get the one in the picture which is fine. Does anyone know what glue or tools is needed for this? It doesn’t appear to come with any adhesive. New to the world of miniatures 
Sure I want one…….then I remember that I’m an adult!!
Exciting! Got a photo?
It suggests just using “quick dry tacky glue”. If you search that on Amazon, you’ll find exactly what you need! I purchased the “Aleene’s Always Ready” because it seemed to have a more precision tip, and it’s working ok, but I did also order a set of empty 1oz bottles with even smaller tips for some of the more detailed spots.
My kit came with all required tools (and then some!) but I am using a different, better set of small scissors. Otherwise you just need some tweezers, a ruler, and it came with a small utility knife but I don’t think it’s entirely required.