Wow! You worked on a challenging first kit. Ang galing nagawa mo
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Thanks @kialo I didn’t want to give up on it. It’s really pretty.
This nook is so cute I am sure all the struggles were worth the final product…
Thank you @joy.licerio ang ganda talaga ng sakura nu
I didn’t want to stop until it’s done hehehe it’s so pretty 
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Thank you so much @ThaoNguyen
I just wish there was a better way to fix the plastic
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I’m happy I was able to complete it. It looks lovely.
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Thank you! May mga naputol din ako haha, lalo yung sa part nung train.
Fantastic build, what you have used to make the river so real woth water effects?
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you are my welcome 
It was plastic provided with the kit. It looks amazing 
You’re most welcome!
It’s actually a surprise to hear that this one is hard I don’t why I always got the impression that it’s on the easier side!! maybe because it’s an older version as you said but oh well!! depite the mishaps it turned out beautiful 
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Agree! It has a certain appeal!
I agree.. may certain appeal sya. It is nice to collect yung may mga sakura.
Putting up the side panels of a book nook is always a struggle 
but for this one, other components didn’t fit so perfectly. But I’m happy I was able to finish it despite all that.
Thanks for showing the sides! Hard to see those details once together. I am sorry you had a few issues but it seems you got through it! The more we build the better we get at the problem solving! Good job @Jill_Francisco !!
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And the sides always have so much beautiful details! I wish there was a way we can still see them even when assembled. Like maybe use hinges so we can still open up the book nook to admire the sides 
just some wishful thinking
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I think that is why I am not as fond of Book Nooks. I see all the beautiful details as I am building. But then once done, many are lost.