A quick and easy first book nook type kit that makes a cute night light. I added some extra glue, mixed with a little red acrylic paint in the sun, to give it a little more of a sunset effect, and to dim the LED light slightly because it was a little too bright.

This was challenging but the results get lots of my friends loving it. The domed goodness my biggest challenge. Even though they all pop out of the board I uses an exacto blade to avoid parts breaking.

Moonlight river model. Nice little project! Although I don't believe it would be for youngsters to attempt it. No broken parts during assembly but just have patience and a steady hand. Took maybe 3 hours to put together but I didn't stay at it constantly. Took an occasional break to think about the instructions. As for the electronics parts. I am amazed it's that complex. However the reason for that is, it has a dimming function built into the circuit. At first tap, it's bright. Touch and hold your finger on the switch and it will either go bright to full or dim to it's lowest point then let go. It should remember the level if power hasn't been interrupted. Although I must say even on the dim setting it still is pretty bright. I'm considering using some colored cello to tame that down a bit more than the pvc sheet does. Great little project if one likes working with small models and things. Price was not bad being marked down and not the $20+ some paid. I'm looking forward to other small projects like this one and hopefully don't bite off more than I can chew so to say, with any bigger wooden models. Enjoy your quiet time with one and have a great day!

I love how it look at the end. Make sure that you have all of the items. Before you start. Mine came with one light missing. I didn't find out till. I watch someone else built one on a video. Still love it. Will buy it again. It was a lot of fun to do.

I need all of these in my home! With 14 grandchildren these will pay For themselves year after year. The digital picture is clear and cute! Love this!

Fairly easy to assemble, plus they gave me extra pieces of the pieces that tend to get broken easily. It looks great both with the light on and with it off. Smaller than what I thought, but still worth it.When opening the package, don't forget to open the top and the bottom. The light and electronic components are in a small cardboard pouch at the bottom.The instructions were fairly clear, but when installing the electronics, the switch is put toward the inside of the project as are the electronics. The only thing that you should see on the back is the USB-C connecter.

The nightlight was purchased for my grandson. The theme was a light box with dragons in it.We haven't assembled the wood part yet. Removing some of the parts from the wood base, they are well made and should not be a problem. It should be fun for my grandson to assemble with my guidance.The electronic assembly is a challenge. Fortunately, I being an EE and have many electronic debugs under my belt finally got it to operate.My friends and family, though, would be challenged big time with the electronic assembly.I enjoyed the assembly so far . Now onto the wood assembly.Warning, wait till it's quiet to work on !..... next phaseFinally had time to assemble the wooden part of the project. My grandson told me he wanted the light box to work on rather than the Legos.We took out the wooden pieces. He carefully popped the pieces out of the wooden frame. He ordered them correctly. He never broke anything.After an attempt to connect the layers, he looked at me and said you can finish this.The wooden pieces assembled very, very well. I was surprised how well the pieces fit together.Good job by the manufacturer!Now the light box is complete. It took far more than 30 minutes to build the whole project, more like two hours and patience.It was not claimed to be built by an eight-year-old but someone over 14.If you're in a quick hurry, this project is not for you.Thank you again for a well fitting, wooden light box

A bit fiddly to put together for ADHD like me, but managed it in the end and so pleased with the results, really pretty and actually had fun crafting it together. Works great.

This puzzle is well made and is a lot of fun to assemble. It's a good size and the pieces fit well, but are loose which makes it more difficult. I like the unique shape. It's a good value for the cost and I recommend it.

Colorful and fun to put together!

Best puzzle for my 80 yo Father. He loved the challenge of it. Pieces were very intricate and colors saturated. Highly recommend for a puzzle lover who wants a challenge.

I got this puzzle because I really liked the picture and the colors are vibrant. I didn’t have the patience to put it together. I gave it to my friend. The next day she brought it back complete with a backing. She said you had to start in the center and work out.

Great looking clock. Took less time to build than the other dragon clock. The front two legs on the top of the clock are at an angle. I had to glue them, not a snug fit. Rest of it was snug. Tail was flapping so fast I thought it was trying to fly away. Weighted it down with a magnet and a couple washers.

Very challenging puzzle. A lot of fun!

These are early Christmas giftsLove the wooden box they came in, and the lovely picture of the puzzle on the front!Great presentation.