- Is this kit suitable for a child?
- The manufacturer lists it for ages 13 and up. It involves glue, paint and small parts, so it suits teens and adults rather than young children.
- What tools do I need to build it?
- You need wood glue and paint, plus basic sanding and painting supplies. The milled parts are pre-cut, so no sawing is required.
- Does it come with furniture?
- No. The kit is the house shell only, and furnishings are sold separately. Budget for 1:12 scale furniture to fill up to nine rooms.
- What scale is it, and will standard furniture fit?
- It is 1:12 scale, the standard dollhouse scale, so most 1-inch-scale furniture fits the rooms.
- How big is the finished house?
- About 24 inches wide, 16.5 inches deep and 38.5 inches tall. Plan for a sturdy table or shelf with that footprint and height.
- How does it compare with a smaller starter kit?
- It offers four floors and up to nine rooms instead of a few, so it is a bigger, longer project. A smaller kit is easier for a first build or a limited space.
- Where is the Victorian Alison Jr Dollhouse Kit cheapest?
- At Hobby Lobby, for $119.99, 52% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Victorian Alison Jr Dollhouse Kit?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including nicholassmithtoys.com, Invaluable, Hillsboro Hobby Shop, Miniature Designs, Real Good Toys Dollhouses.