The Rolife Sweetie's Donut Shop building kit is a 1:28 scale miniature that carefully reproduces a nice donut shop with a European look, designed to give a moment of relaxation and creativity. The set includes 141 high-precision laser-cut pieces, all designed to fit together perfectly without the need for glue, ensuring a simple and clean assembly. Every detail is taken care of to recreate a warm and welcoming setting, characterized by a pink-brown color palette and accessories such as a display case with realistic donuts, an opening oven, a vintage menu and the traditional counter bell.
This model is also perfect for those approaching the world of DIY for the first time thanks to the clear and illustrated instructions, which allow you to complete the project in around 2 hours. The dimensions of the assembled structure are compact (approximately 9.6x9.6x13.8 cm), ideal for displaying on a desk, a bookcase or inside a dedicated display case.
Materials used:
- Ecolabel wooden panels
- Safe and resistant plastic
- Eco-friendly paper for decorative details
These materials are not only non-toxic and solid, but also compatible with other display cases Rolife, allowing you to create personalized displays without safety concerns.
The Sweetie's Donut Shop is ideal both as a decorative object to bring a touch of sweetness and vintage atmosphere to environments, and as a gift for miniaturism enthusiasts and puzzlers. After-sales support is efficient and offers, upon request, free spare parts to complete your project with peace of mind.
Main features:
- 141 laser-cut pieces for easy assembly without glue
- Detailed design with realistic and narrative elements
- Compact dimensions 9.6×9.6×13.8 cm
- Safe, ecological and durable materials
- Suitable for adults, teenagers and beginners
- Included accessories such as an opening oven, vintage menu and bell
- After-sales support with free spare parts
This kit is a perfect combination of craftsmanship, decoration and fun, capable of transforming the construction process into a rewarding and creative experience.
