Check it out! This high grade 3mm plywood 3D Wooden puzzle kit is fun and easy to assemble! This puzzle kit comes individually shrink-wrapped with instructions & sandpaper included. Simply push out the pre-cut pieces and put them together in the appropriate slots. It can be finished with paint or varnish or left in natural wood. 3D Wodden puzzles are great for both children and adults, providing a fun, educational activity for the entire family.Once assembled, this model provides hours of fun play and is an excellent collection starter. 3D wooden puzzles are challenging and educational for children. Building a kit is a fun activity that also improves hand-eye coordination, provides practice in visualization, planning, and encourages creativity.

This is a Woodcraft Construction Kit for furniture for a Doll House. There are 185 interlocking 3mm wooden plywood pieces and will make 34 individual furniture pieces. The size is 1/4 scale and make excellent furniture for our Fantasy Villa and Gothic Doll House Kit. Recommend for ages +7. These Woodcraft Construction Kits are 3D wooden puzzle marvels for kids of all ages. Not only are they fun to put together, but they are also educational and bring out the creativity of those working on them. The units are made of 3mm plywood and the pieces are individually slotted to interlock with one another to form a 3D model. Everything is pre-cut and assembled by pushing the pieces together. There is nothing to cut or glue. The 3D Puzzles are even paintable if desired.

5 Responses to “Furniture Set”

1. Sophia M. Scott says:

   June 22, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I got this furniture for my daughter’s 1:12 inch scale dollhouse. I thought what a find for 10 bucks! It got here pretty quickly, however, when I saw what the pieces looked like I knew that they were gonna be too small for a standard dollhouse doll. They were fun to put together with my daughter and we painted them which was fun also. She loves playing with them and they are sturdy once glued so the size doesn’t bother me too much. I would just suggest that if you’re looking for real dollhouse furniture though don’t purchase these. The instructions are pretty self explanitory you match the numbers to find where the pieces interlock. Good indoor project.
2. Christopher Probst says:

   June 12, 2010 at 12:00 am

   We bought this for a project. It takes quite a bit of time to put together and I recommend having glue handy bthe white elmer’s worked fine. Be very careful when removing pieces. I broke a couple that way. My son was 12 and had difficulty understaning how to put the pieces together. This is definitely an adult and child project to do together.
3. Anonymous says:

   May 8, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This is the perfect furniture for a doll that is dainty! My doll is perect sized for it (a bit smaller than a Polly Pocket) exept for her too-stiff dress that causes her to not be able to sit. The furniture is to fragile for rough housing, but won’t break just because it fell out of the doll house’s window (or anything like that). This takes some patience (especially if you lose the picture and instructions), but, if you buy a tad bit rougher sandpaper, the process will be sped up alot! This is the ideal furniture for a pretty pocelin or china (or any other delicate material) doll that needs some nice furniture for a tea party or whatever.
4. Erin says:

   April 19, 2010 at 12:00 am

   After reading some of the reviews I thought I knew what I was getting into with this product and decided to go ahead and purchase it–as I was going to use it for a set design unit…However, this is not worth the $15 I paid for it. Once assembled (and it took 3 people 3 days to put it all together…and some of it didn’t even fit!)it does not look good nor do some of the pieces even stand up on their own! I can’t even tell what some of the things are! Definatly not worth purchasing!!!
5. Jane Austin says:

   March 27, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This definitely requires assembly which I don’t mind. It is nothing fancy; but for the price, I think it is a nice set for my daughter to start with. If she (or her brother) break any pieces, I won’t mind; and then when she gets older and we can afford it, I can get her nicer furniture. If you want nice furniture to begin with, this isn’t for you.