Before, I wrote a blog post on comparing the DIY dollhouse kits from Robotime versus Hongda, but today we are going to have a Cutebee dollhouse review versus Robotime/Rolife!
I had a lot of fun with this dollhouse kit, with the consequence that I also made a lot of pictures and (short) videos, so I had some work assembling/adjusting the size and uploading everything, but the result is totally worth it, I hope 😉
Let's go!
updated 03/01/24
But first, what is this dollhouse kit brand called Cutebee and is it legit?
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I have already written a little bit about the house kits from Cutebee, but this was the first one that I assembled myself.
I have done a lot of other brands before, so this was a good opportunity to compare the 2 brands against each other.
So basically, Cutebee is one of the many brands for dollhouse kits, but one thing is certain, this brand is amongst the biggest ones.
What I mean is, that they have a LOT of different kits, which is amazing of course 🙂
During this review, it will become more clear to you what this brand is all about.
Check out more details and prices on Amazon here.
Product Information And a few details
Let's summarize some details on this particular product:
- Brand: Cutebee aka Cutelife.
Sometimes you could see other "brands" on Amazon, but they actually are the same as Cutebee and they are just retailers.
Most of the time, I recognize the brand though and you will too after a while 😉 - Name: " The Chocolatier", aka "Coco's Wonderfull ideas"
- Where to find this product: On Amazon or AliExpress
- Warranty: the warranty is not available on this product, but on AliExpress, this product does have a 90 days buyer protection.
- Scale: on AliExpress it says that this is on a scale of 1:32
Size: 20(L) x16(W)x16(H) cm
Weight: 0.75kg - Includes:
- the complete kit, including all the furniture pieces and accessories
- LED lights
- mine also included: paper scissors, a little utility knife, tweezers, a plastic little ruler, and even a little screwdriver
- a Chinese manual - Does not include:
- glue, I used grab-fast tacky glue and some super glue. Check out here which other materials you could use for these kinds of kits.
- a music box is optional
- Dust cover not included
- Materials: wood, paper, cloth, a little bit of plastic
- Suitable for dolls?
Not suitable for Barbie dolls or Blythe dolls. Can be suitable for Polly Pocket dolls and Sylvanian dolls.
But remember that these kits are not suitable to play with! - Average time to build: My estimate is about 30 hours, but I changed a few things.
- Extra materials that are needed:
- Tacky glue and for some parts superglue
- I would recommend a ‘fingertip crafting knife‘ from Fiskars, I’m so happy to have bought it, it’s much handier than your usual