Sunshine Greenhouse — DIY Miniature House Product Specifications Specifications Size: 9.9 × 7.1 × 6.8 in (25.1 × 18 × 17.3 cm) Pieces: 400+ Pcs Package Includes: Pre-cut wooden parts and DIY materials; English instructions; LED lighting kit Complimentary Extras: Precision tool set (tweezers, screwdriver, ruler and brush); Protective Finger Cots Main Materials: Wood and assorted DIY materials Powered by: Battery powered — please prepare your own batteries. Recommended Age: 14+ Estimated Assembly Time: 12+ hours Difficulty: Advanced Scale: 1:24 Shipping Safety: Due to shipping safety restrictions, glue and batteries are not included. Please prepare your own if needed. The Story Behind It Before the florist finishes opening the door, a white cat has already claimed the brick path. She steps over him with roses, returns with tulips and finally leaves the wicker chair where it is—today the greenhouse has appointed its own supervisor. A quiet weekend. A garden that stays in bloom. Make a little room for a slower weekend. Build the white greenhouse frame, arrange the flower buckets and find a place for every tiny pot. Settle in for an afternoon or come back for a little more each evening; there is no need to rush. With each shelf you fill and each small detail you add, your own corner of spring begins to take shape. Your own little corner of spring. A white-framed greenhouse opens onto a path lined with miniature flowers. A wicker-style chair waits beside a tiny tea table, a white cat keeps watch, and the shelves inside hold books, jars and little gardening treasures. At dusk, warm fairy lights bring a different mood to the same colorful scene. A white-framed greenhouse filled with miniature flowers Flower buckets, little planters and a charming garden path A tiny tea corner with a chair, a book and a cat Warm fairy lights for a soft evening glow A closer look at life in bloom. A doorstep in bloom A quiet corner for tea A cabinet of little treasures A garden in a tiny cage The best part? You made it. Bring a little world you love into your own home. Start with a kit—not a blank page. Enjoy the moment you can say, “I made this.” Make time for a hobby that gives something back. Display your work, and share the story behind it. Build it together, or give a book lover their next project.
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