[ 💬 Product Review]Rolife Fairytale Amusement Park Review

It’s a wonderful feeling to immerse yourself in a build so deeply that you feel like you’re actually there. As soon as I saw this book nook, my first impression was “Wow!”. What a fun theme with lots of little details that help you imagine the smell of popcorn, the of taste creamy ice cream cones, and the smell of cotton candy. I felt like a kid again as I took in the beautiful carousel and the Ferris wheel!
This build was so much fun! It had just the right amount of challenge to it as well. As has become my “thing”, I painted all of the edges. I also added color to the Ferris wheel and other areas, along with metallic gold to the edges of the front of the book nook.
The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The only kink in the road for me was when I added the carousel to the wall. It decided to be a little testy with me while inserting it into the correct slots, but I didn’t let it get the best of me! lol
It always amazes me to see the process of a build end in the most satisfying feeling when I see the finished product! As I was building, I was pleasantly surprised by the little details…from the cute ice cream cart, to the shop window, to the colorful carousel. The lighting is fantastic as well! One touch of the sensor turns all of the lights on, then a second touch triggers the carousel lights to blink as well. Such an awesome feature!
If you’re an experienced builder and you wonder if this kit is too easy…it’s the perfect combination of ease and challenge , but the best thing is that this kit is totally customizable so that you can bring back your own childhood memories of a carnival or amusement park.
If you’re a newer Rolifer and your first thought is that you’re not sure you can tackle this kit…go for it! We are all here for you and can answer questions and give tips. An added resource is the Robotime Community Forum where you can see posts of finished builds, ask questions, and get to know others who love this fantastic hobby. Join us there!

http://community.robotime.com

Finally, thank you, Robotime, for this opportunity to create what is now my favorite book nook. Your creators never cease to amaze me and I can’t wait to see what comes next!:heart:

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Wow! You already have the new release of the amusement park. :heart_eyes: I really love the design of it since it reminds me of good memories when I was young. :pink_heart:

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Wow this book nook is amazing :star_struck: i love the fair theme. You did a great job

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You did an amazing job @Tkaplan your subtle color changes suit the scene nicely.

It does bring back fond memories of childhood. I love it!

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Yes, it’s a great design and super fun to do!

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Thank you @Liset !

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@Jill_Francisco thank you! It was fun to add my own touches.

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I will add this to my wishlist first. :laughing: Thanks for sharing this.

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Thank for share. Nice kit

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Great work! This looks like a fun book nook! :star_struck:

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Beautiful!!

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So pretty and filled with details and treasures!

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It looks amazing! Great job on it! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I love what you did with the ferreswheel

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Thank you @Jerry_Boswijk ! Ferris wheels usually have lights on the center beams so ai thought gold dots would work. I also thought that various colored “cars” were more common. It was so fun!

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This is super cute. I love it.

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They are indeed a great adaption to the original

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Ahhh Tina I’m so glad you got to make this and share your experience with us! :pink_heart: As always, I love your personal touches!

This is honestly a tangible form of my childhood dream and I’m so in love! :heart:

I’m saving up for this and the Coffee Fcatory! :blush:

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I just love how well this turned out! The ferris wheel colors are so vibrant. Those little treats are so cute! You’ve done an amazing job…and the painting of the edges looks so perfect and smooth. The gold on the front is a very nice touch as well.

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Thank you @Nita_Davis …I appreciate your comments!