Hi there!
I’m finally sharing the last post about this kit!
As you already know, it’s not from Rolife; for me, as of today, no one has beaten Rolife when it comes to material quality.
What really caught my eye about this kit is its exterior. I love the entire outside.
It’s not a difficult kit, but it’s all wood, and well, sometimes your fingers hurt, even though it comes with a hammer, but you have to be careful because you can crush the pieces.
I like that it has many light points, but despite that, the kit looks very dark once lit up!
The lights aren’t on in the photo, but if you watch the video I made, you’ll understand. There’s even a fireplace with a red light at the bottom, though it’s hard to see due to the reflection on the plastic.
It does come with a protective plastic cover to keep dust out.
I haven’t been able to get the back panel to close fully no matter what I do; the cables are positioned correctly, but they create so much bulk—since there’s no clearance—that they stick out and prevent the wood panel from fitting into place.
Another complaint concerns the flowers: even though they might look nice, they are just tiny, loose pieces!
They look like scraps or are poorly cut, making it difficult to fill the planter.
Maybe it was just my bag of dried flowers—I got unlucky.
Luckily, the flaw isn’t visible from this angle.
It has a small door that opens to take out the batteries.
Now for the best part—the positives and negatives:
Pros:
- Distinctive and attractive design
- Hammer tool for assembly
- Dust cover
- Color-coded lights
Cons:
- Few spare parts
- Many parts break easily due to their delicate nature
- The back cover won’t close properly due to the wiring
- The flowers are poorly cut and look like scraps
- The interior of the kit is less striking and darker than the exterior
- The interior looks very dark despite the lighting.
Here is the video I created while building the kit, If you’d like to support it by leaving a like or following me, I’d appreciate it!





