Miniature house - Simon's Coffee Shop Rolife DG109

203 ks

Number of pieces

24 h

Assembly time

2 / 5

Difficulty

Miniature house - Simon's Coffee Shop Rolife DG109

€38.90 with VAT

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Description

Šimon's Cafe is a miniature dollhouse set that allows you to create your own charming and elegant cafe. You can enjoy the fun and challenge of assembling wooden pieces, gluing paper cutouts and adding LED lights.

Šimon's cafe is a detailed and realistic model that includes a stylish display case, various coffee machines and cups, a cash register, a menu and many other accessories. You can also customize the shop with your own stickers, photos or drawings. It's a great way to relax and express your creativity. It is also a great gift for your friends or family who love coffee and miniatures.

It comes with everything you need to complete the project, including a step-by-step instruction manual. Šimon's cafe is one of the most popular products in their Dollhouse series, which also includes other shops such as a flower shop, a bookstore and a pastry shop. Don't miss this opportunity to make your own cafe and enjoy the scent of life. Order Kaviareň u Šimon today and get ready for fun with miniatures.

Difficulty

This puzzle is suitable for children aged 14 and up, with an estimated assembly time of 24 to 26 hours. The difficulty level is moderate, requiring patience and concentration.

Note

This product contains small parts that may pose a choking hazard. It is not suitable for children under 3 years. Keep it away from fire and water sources. Handle it with care and avoid excessive force or impact.

Parameters

Product code	64
Number of pieces	203 ks
Assembly time	24 h
Difficulty	2 / 5
Recommended age	14
Length	226 mm
Height	190 mm
Width	194 mm

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2 reviews

Sasha

This was my second Rolife build and I am just as impressed as I was with the first one. Although the set was a bit more difficult than the first one I did. This one had lots of paper cutting and some terrible woodgrain paper that really didn't look good on the things that needed it. I actually forgone some of the wood paper for paint. It was, as well, more time consuming. Some of the directions were a bit vague, also. One the plus side, there are so many fun, tiny things to build. The details were amazing. I especially loved the books and putting those together. Assembly of the whole thing was quick, and very cute and sturdy once done. It had all the parts it should have and thankfully a few extras, because sometimes I have clumsy fingers. All in all, it was way more fun than not and I look forward to my future Rolife builds.

John Foster

This was the 5th Rolife model I assembled and it was probably the most difficult. What makes it hard are the tiny cuts and careful gluing required for the small details, particularly the kettles, but the white chairs and table are definitely the hardest parts. It says that it takes 20 hours to assemble properly, but it took me closer to 30. Might have taken longer if I wasn't already familiar with their products. Very rewarding experience and you can personalize it easily. I definitely don't recommend starting with this one though, it combines some of the hardest parts of all of them.