I just finished my Sakura Book Nook thank you for this video I used it along with the instructions because sometimes it's impossible to tell what the instructions are saying. This video made it way easier to complete the kit. I also appreciate the fact that you show us the completed kit ahead of time. That other TH-camr doesn't do this. Have to fast forward all the way to the end to see it completed. Took me about 20 hours, I really went slow took my time. Also ran out of glue. Wound up using some Elmer's clear glue to finish it. For those of you doing this kit, some advice, if I could do it again, I would not put the paper backing behind the window shutters. There's no reason for it and it just looks lame. Not to mention the window shutters look WAY better when they are just by themselves. For the poster board on the left side near to the stairs, I'm getting ready to print out a cute picture of my nieces since there's an empty space there. For advice, I also would suggest when putting cherry blossoms in the water to place them at different levels, put some on the very bottom and some of them on top of the clear sheet to bring a sense of 3 dimensions. The level of engineering for this kit is incredible. Everything fits and works perfectly. The laser cutting for each piece blows my mind.
I'm glad the video was helpful! I like the idea of customizing the existing kit ^^ I will pin your comment as it might be useful for other people! Thank you for commenting!
I just bought this for my birthday but was so scared I would ruin it that I haven't opened it. Now, thanks to you, I feel confident to do it. Thanks for this tutorial!
Way to go, heroine! You're an inspiration to us all, thank you! And to the rest of you, keep it up, you'll get there, and it'll look beautiful in your home!
Fits well into my space, I painted the back green. It's very easy to customize just the back if that's something you want to do. I would suggest sanding it first before painting, I got a little impatient. The shelves th-cam.com/users/postUgkxM8H4CjCb79vzeyvgaFMdzmLm88oVFPMkare pretty small so keep that in mind if you're going to have it horizontal that some books won't fit. I like the snug look that it has. Good small shelf if you don't have much space, but not too small. Simple to put together, though you'll need your own tools, a screwdriver and a mallet/hammer, it's easiest to do with another person.
I loved putting this together! The only thing that bothered me was the sakura trees and branches. I just put glue wherever I thought was right and stuck the pieces together, because the guidelines were doing nothing for me... The branches just didn't seem to align with the guidelines. But maybe that's just me! Other than that, I enjoyed building this c:
WOW!! You've just brought the whole Japan into this video! All the details ware perfectly combined together, while most of them were so tiny, you still handled them so well!!
Thank you very much for this amazing video. This tutorial is almost perfect and it helped me a lot. I built my own book nook by watching the video step by step and even if a manual is provided in the box, watching the video allows you to have a more precise and colored overview. thank you again.
thank you for the tutorial!! it made sense and helped me get started on my kit that i was so nervous to touch in case i messed it up!! awesome to follow along with
I received this as a gift after leaving lots of hints to my partner ;) And I manage to complete this is three days. Absolutely had fun with this and it's a beautiful piece. I will say this video helped me a lot alongside the instructions, but I did have a few mishaps that meant one side board didn't fit right and one of the sloping pieces didn't fit with the front button piece so I've had to improvise. I also lost the sandpaper so had to force some bits. I'm not a DIY person but I felt this wasn't too bad to make. I would advise winging it in places (near completion) if things go wrong like they did with me. Thank you for making the video! And for anyone looking to make this, it is fun and I wish you good luck!!
Thank you for your video. I just finished the one I started with my 10 years old daughter few month ago. We were building small elements by small elements as it is difficult for a kid to stay concentrated more than 1 or 2 hours.. She was very excited and proud when she glued the last part after such along work. I don't know if we would have finished this build iwithout your video because the plan was not always very clear. The video is very relaxing with the music and helped keeping cool when the build was sometimes difficult. Thanks again, great video❤.
Oh that's so awesome, I can imagine it being harder for a younger child to keep at it, but I'm glad you finished it together! So happy that the video was helpful! ❤
Thank you for making this, it was so helpful as I bought mine at the Small Worlds museum and the instructions were all in Japanese! So useful to see someone else do it. Looks lovely :)
How did you make that without ever seeming to struggle ? I found some pieces to be very fragile and broke some as I was building this! It looks amazing though
This video was so helpful. Thanks for doing this. i bought this for my bday and it took me about a week to complete. Honestly the instructions that came with it aren't that easy to follow I'm more of a visual learner so this was so helpful thanks again
I like your video. this is my first book nook. it took me 6 hours to finish. there are some parts that are really difficult to assemble, but all the effort is worth it because the result is so pretty. I ended up buying 3 other book nooks
@@strawberrysundae_megan Same.. I don't know how people finish it that fast. Like I've been building for days and have around 10+ hours of work. Still only half the way
the covers were so much more difficult than I expected! up until that point it was all fun and games but the front panel with the light kept popping off and argh
Sadly this one doesn't really have a front panel to prevent dust from coming in so I normally just sort of blow out the dust =/ but it doesn't really get that dusty
Also, do you use hot glue for the plastic panels? I use craft glue and it works for most things but I find the plastic panels can easily come off if I use the craft glue.
For the wood parts I use white wood glue from the hardware store but for the transparent plastic parts I just use UHU transparent universal glue, hope that helps!
Hi! How did you glue the transparent layer (ripples) to the river? The instructions read "apply some glue on the edge" but I'm afraid the glue may be visible even once it's dry. Thank you!
Please, PLEASE do more of the Book Nooks. Your videos would help a lot! 😊 I bought the Sakura a long with a few others. I have to admit I'm a little nervous with the reviews on how hard it is. I will start on the Sakura one first as I have found this video, maybe it will give me some experience to continue on to the others. Lol
@@TinyCraftWorld I can see that. I have heard that the instructions are not quite clear sometimes. I saw a few samples of the instruction book and yeah, I'm hoping my dense brain can handle it. 🤦♀️🤣 Oh and one tip I got from a other TH-cam. If there is anything to be painted, instead of using the paint and brush it comes with, use an acrylic paint marker instead. It's faster and cleaner. Never would have thought of that!
Its not too hard to do, the instructions are really organized and step by step, but when you open the box it can be a bit overwhelming with all the parts ^^;
just a heads up for anyone that might be confused, at 4:52 its not e36 its e35! i had a mini heart attack before recognizing the piece! happy crafting!
How good is the quality? I bought one of these online from somewhere, not sure, and it was a disaster. The printings weren't completely on the different parts, they were hard to pop out of the wood, it was a disaster and have been afraid to try another one.
Did you glue down the clear plastic water surface? (5:19) It doesn't look like it, but the instructions say to glue the edges. I'm worried that it might look bad when it dries.
@@wavomondo it should be glued, but I would suggest clear glue. I used the one that came with it and normally it dries clear but on plastic apparently it doesn't so some parts stayed white :/
I have mine and loved asembling it but , didn't come with the batteries , i'm also in the wiring part and my lights don't work ( put in some batteries that i had ) any advice ?
Yea the batteries aren't included. I would make sure your batteries are still full and double check the wire connections and that they are turned on =/
does the glue come included with the kit? i got a tube of supposedly glue with mine but im too nervous about making a mistake to try using it... is it okay to use it with the kit for gluing things together?
I didn't get glue in my kit, but I think its due to shipment into eu, but I did get glue in other kits and they were fine to use =) So for this I just used my usual white wood glue
For newbie friend, who not used to handcrafting these, how hard it in your opinion? Im thinking of gifting it to my friend but im afraid she will have hard time finishing it...
I love your video. I can only buy this in Japan with Japanese instructions. I’ve never made a model before. Do you think I could make it if I watched your video and google translate the directions?
How did you get the 315 part of the train to go on so easily? Mine snapped immediately and I had to try and repair it with glue but it looks so bad. :( As soon as I went to curve it it just broke.
I'm thinking of getting this for my 15 yr old nephew. What kind of glue did you use? What other items would you suggest for assembly eg sand paper etc.? Love the vid by the way :)
I think its a great idea for a gift =) The only things I needed was the glue and some batteries. For the glue I just used normal white wood glue. (sand paper is included in the kit) Thanks!
Oh hmm kinda hard to trouble shot from a distance, but I would make sure the wires match color wise and that the connections are ok. Also make sure the button is on on the actually battery case
This might be a dumb question, but I just ordered this like an hour ago for my bookshelf. And I wanted to know if I needed anything (like glue or tape) to assemble this. Or does everything come with the product? Sorry this is my first product like this
@@TinyCraftWorld I have the battery with the little inductor but it’s only got one red and one black wire which is connected to the battery so I have no other place to put my wires from the actual lights
The only thing is i have got the same product but without glue , lights and batteries . Can you plz tell me which lights should i buy and which batteries should i buy . Also shall i ask themselves for these things
Oh well the glue and batteries aren't included, for the batteries its just standard aaa batteries. But the lights should be in the pack, 2 small led diods with wiring, they should be in a small plastic bag in that white plastic tray in the box. If you didn't get them I would contact them.
After building this i no longer feel my thumbs… those wooden pieces to hold the wires in just wouldnt go in X_X this video helped me with the wiring (never trust myself with that) thanks 🙏
Ive just made more and this video really helped! It's just a shame on mine that between checking and finishing the project, the lights stopped working 😢
Heya I didn't get glue with mine but I've seen others get glue so not too sure, the batteries aren't included, everything else and the mini screw is included =)
I just bought one of these :D any suggestions on type of glue? Im definetly gonna need tweezers though haha, it looks beautiful and what a beautiful video!
Wow, I completely commend you for how perfect your insertions were. Admittedly, I would've been done with mine 3 hours sooner if I was better at flushing the pieces together.
I came across their add and I was so excited and your video is making me pull the trigger and buy it . Thank you Tiny craft world for the nice tutorial. One question do we need our own wood glue and CA glue as well?
Oh awesome! My kit didn't come with glue but I've seen others did get glue so not really sure, maybe it has to do with shipping location (maybe something with shipping glue?) I just used regular white glue ^^ Hope you will enjoy your kit!
@@TinyCraftWorld Hello! Sorry to bother again, how did you apply the glue to the plastic for the "water"? Yours looked seamless in the vid but when I tried, it looked like a mess huhu T__T I applied glue on the sides but you can clearly see the glue. Do you have any advice? Thank you!
@@quinnspade7297 For the water thing I used UHU glue the transperant one, I did smudge mine coz I was moving it but it was at the far end of the model so you cant see it at all in the finished model. But Id suggest dabbing some glue and then maybe putting something heavy on top and letting it dry fully so it doesn't smudge ^^ even if yours is smudged im sure it wont be too noticeable in the end ^^
I have loved putting my Sakura Densya together, the joints were sometimes a bit tight so I too sanded them a little bit to stop any splitting. Sadly the connection wires from the inductor just dropped off 😥😥😥 I tried to reconnect and then saw in the Q&A No.5 there is a QR code to scan for info if they break. I cannot find this at all. Does anyone know where the QR scan code is?
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I just finished my Sakura Book Nook thank you for this video I used it along with the instructions because sometimes it's impossible to tell what the instructions are saying. This video made it way easier to complete the kit. I also appreciate the fact that you show us the completed kit ahead of time. That other TH-camr doesn't do this. Have to fast forward all the way to the end to see it completed. Took me about 20 hours, I really went slow took my time. Also ran out of glue. Wound up using some Elmer's clear glue to finish it. For those of you doing this kit, some advice, if I could do it again, I would not put the paper backing behind the window shutters. There's no reason for it and it just looks lame. Not to mention the window shutters look WAY better when they are just by themselves. For the poster board on the left side near to the stairs, I'm getting ready to print out a cute picture of my nieces since there's an empty space there. For advice, I also would suggest when putting cherry blossoms in the water to place them at different levels, put some on the very bottom and some of them on top of the clear sheet to bring a sense of 3 dimensions. The level of engineering for this kit is incredible. Everything fits and works perfectly. The laser cutting for each piece blows my mind.
I'm glad the video was helpful! I like the idea of customizing the existing kit ^^ I will pin your comment as it might be useful for other people! Thank you for commenting!
I thought the white paper backing is essential for attaching other details, no?
@@ngocngominh7610 nope not at all. as someone who added them, i kind of regret it. they add nothing to it and look eh
I just bought this for my birthday but was so scared I would ruin it that I haven't opened it. Now, thanks to you, I feel confident to do it. Thanks for this tutorial!
Oh awesome! Happy belated bday! Have fun assembling ^^
You can do it, Champion! I know you can! Heck, you've probably already did it! I'll bet it looks awesome in your home!
So did you do it?
Howd it go? 😁
I just received this as a Christmas gift and I just spent 5 consecutive hours building it in one go, it is currently 1:40 am :D
What kind of glue did you use?
How were you this fast? I have around 10 hours work time if not more and am currently around half way finished O.o
@@freyafrettchen3808 idk I just always do crafts?
@@freyafrettchen3808 just bought it, spent 8.5 hours and am only at page 22 out of 35 but its the most fun i ever had doing crafts😭
Way to go, heroine! You're an inspiration to us all, thank you! And to the rest of you, keep it up, you'll get there, and it'll look beautiful in your home!
Fits well into my space, I painted the back green. It's very easy to customize just the back if that's something you want to do. I would suggest sanding it first before painting, I got a little impatient. The shelves th-cam.com/users/postUgkxM8H4CjCb79vzeyvgaFMdzmLm88oVFPMkare pretty small so keep that in mind if you're going to have it horizontal that some books won't fit. I like the snug look that it has. Good small shelf if you don't have much space, but not too small. Simple to put together, though you'll need your own tools, a screwdriver and a mallet/hammer, it's easiest to do with another person.
I.......i didn't even know this kind of craft existed.
But i'm utterly facinated by it and probably buy this.
I loved putting this together! The only thing that bothered me was the sakura trees and branches. I just put glue wherever I thought was right and stuck the pieces together, because the guidelines were doing nothing for me... The branches just didn't seem to align with the guidelines. But maybe that's just me! Other than that, I enjoyed building this c:
I know what you mean! Some of the branches were a bit confusing and I'm sure I glued some wrong but its really not noticable ^^;
@@TinyCraftWorld exactly, they're fine! I'm used to build Lego pieces and the instructions are so clear. Maybe that's why this bothered me a bit c:
WOW!! You've just brought the whole Japan into this video! All the details ware perfectly combined together, while most of them were so tiny, you still handled them so well!!
Thank you! I was really impressed how well it turned out, and the mirror in the back really gives it so much depth ^^
It took me two days to build it. Tremendous work and patience needed.
That's very fast! Nice!
Thank you very much for this amazing video. This tutorial is almost perfect and it helped me a lot. I built my own book nook by watching the video step by step and even if a manual is provided in the box, watching the video allows you to have a more precise and colored overview. thank you again.
Thank you! I'm glad the video was helpful with the assembly!
your videos have been a life saver for me doing the wires lol
Awesome, glad it was helpful!
thank you for the tutorial!! it made sense and helped me get started on my kit that i was so nervous to touch in case i messed it up!! awesome to follow along with
Awesome! I'm glad the video was helpful!
I'm getting mine in two days. Can't wait to break my head putting it together. It's so pretty.
Awesome! Hope you have fun putting it together!
I received this as a gift after leaving lots of hints to my partner ;) And I manage to complete this is three days. Absolutely had fun with this and it's a beautiful piece. I will say this video helped me a lot alongside the instructions, but I did have a few mishaps that meant one side board didn't fit right and one of the sloping pieces didn't fit with the front button piece so I've had to improvise. I also lost the sandpaper so had to force some bits. I'm not a DIY person but I felt this wasn't too bad to make. I would advise winging it in places (near completion) if things go wrong like they did with me. Thank you for making the video! And for anyone looking to make this, it is fun and I wish you good luck!!
Oh awesome what a lovely gift ^^ Yea I agree if something doesn't work just best to find a way to make it work ^^
Thank you for your video. I just finished the one I started with my 10 years old daughter few month ago. We were building small elements by small elements as it is difficult for a kid to stay concentrated more than 1 or 2 hours.. She was very excited and proud when she glued the last part after such along work. I don't know if we would have finished this build iwithout your video because the plan was not always very clear. The video is very relaxing with the music and helped keeping cool when the build was sometimes difficult. Thanks again, great video❤.
Oh that's so awesome, I can imagine it being harder for a younger child to keep at it, but I'm glad you finished it together! So happy that the video was helpful! ❤
Thank you for making this, it was so helpful as I bought mine at the Small Worlds museum and the instructions were all in Japanese! So useful to see someone else do it. Looks lovely :)
Oh awesome! I've heard of the museum before, it looks amazing! I'm glad the video was helpful!
I got this for my bestie and I’m building it for her, I’m so happy you made a tutorial on this!! Thank you
Thank you! Glad its helpful!
How did you make that without ever seeming to struggle ? I found some pieces to be very fragile and broke some as I was building this! It looks amazing though
Oh no that sux, if you broke something id just suggest gluing it back together ^^;
@@TinyCraftWorld that's exactly what I did 😁 luckily that glue was strong enough. I see you used a different one
Gonna start building this at start of 2023. As a gundam builder this looks like a nice detour for a bit.
Clear build process. I love watching you review these DIY kits.🙂
Thank you so much!
This video was so helpful. Thanks for doing this. i bought this for my bday and it took me about a week to complete. Honestly the instructions that came with it aren't that easy to follow I'm more of a visual learner so this was so helpful thanks again
Oh I'm so glad the video was helpful!
I like your video. this is my first book nook. it took me 6 hours to finish. there are some parts that are really difficult to assemble, but all the effort is worth it because the result is so pretty. I ended up buying 3 other book nooks
Oh awesome! I'm glad you persisted ^^ I love mine it looks so great on my bookshelf with the books =)
Oh... it’s taking me months lmao 😭
@@strawberrysundae_megan Same.. I don't know how people finish it that fast. Like I've been building for days and have around 10+ hours of work. Still only half the way
@@freyafrettchen3808 it took me a month lol but I did take a break for a few days. It was worth it though it look beautiful on my shelf.
You made this look so easy! I struggled so much! Especially with putting the book covers on
I'm sure I also struggled a bit I just don't show it in the video ^^;
the covers were so much more difficult than I expected! up until that point it was all fun and games but the front panel with the light kept popping off and argh
thank u 😭 my aunt bought me this for my bday and the instructions are so confusing. now i can finish it and show her:)
Oh awesome! Hope you have fun making it!
This video makes it look so easy, I was struggling the whole time because pieces won’t go in and I might break it 🥲
Oh no, I did sometimes sand the side to make things slide in more easy ^^;
Does this kind of kit come with the glue? And tweezers?
Mine didn't have glue but it did come with some long tweezers =)
The first blossom branch had my head spinning.
Ah yea they were a bit tricky =)
Just finished mine today! This video was so helpful. Thank you for posting!
I didn't know they made book nook kits, that's wonderful!
They do 4 different ones and they all look cute ^^
Thank u for this video!!! I bought this one yesterday and and just finished it thanks to your video!
Awesome! Im glad it was helpful!
Should i stick to the glue in the kit or use uhu?
The glue is probably fine =) I just like to use my white wood glue
I just bought this !! I just wanted to ask how do you clean it if it gets dusty or how do you prevent it more less ?
Sadly this one doesn't really have a front panel to prevent dust from coming in so I normally just sort of blow out the dust =/ but it doesn't really get that dusty
@@TinyCraftWorld oo awesome thank you so much :D
13:00 electrical wiring part
Also, do you use hot glue for the plastic panels? I use craft glue and it works for most things but I find the plastic panels can easily come off if I use the craft glue.
For the wood parts I use white wood glue from the hardware store but for the transparent plastic parts I just use UHU transparent universal glue, hope that helps!
I saw the ad for this, and the only reason why I kept watching is because the Vocaloid song Senbonzakura was playing lmao
It's definitely something I'm not use to but it is fun building and I can't wait for the finished product!
Hi! How did you glue the transparent layer (ripples) to the river? The instructions read "apply some glue on the edge" but I'm afraid the glue may be visible even once it's dry. Thank you!
I used a transparent uhu glue, but I think most pva glues do dry clear =)
Thankyou for the guide!! it was really hard to build alone 😭
Thank you so much, I couln't have finished it without you! I am happy :)
Awesome! I'm glad it was helpful!
Please, PLEASE do more of the Book Nooks. Your videos would help a lot! 😊
I bought the Sakura a long with a few others. I have to admit I'm a little nervous with the reviews on how hard it is. I will start on the Sakura one first as I have found this video, maybe it will give me some experience to continue on to the others. Lol
I will try to ^^ But trust me when I was making it, I made some mistakes aswell but its always super easy to fix any mistake ^^
@@TinyCraftWorld I can see that. I have heard that the instructions are not quite clear sometimes. I saw a few samples of the instruction book and yeah, I'm hoping my dense brain can handle it. 🤦♀️🤣
Oh and one tip I got from a other TH-cam. If there is anything to be painted, instead of using the paint and brush it comes with, use an acrylic paint marker instead. It's faster and cleaner. Never would have thought of that!
My toxic trait is thinking that I could build this without a mental breakdown
Its not too hard to do, the instructions are really organized and step by step, but when you open the box it can be a bit overwhelming with all the parts ^^;
just a heads up for anyone that might be confused, at 4:52 its not e36 its e35! i had a mini heart attack before recognizing the piece! happy crafting!
How good is the quality? I bought one of these online from somewhere, not sure, and it was a disaster. The printings weren't completely on the different parts, they were hard to pop out of the wood, it was a disaster and have been afraid to try another one.
Oh I find the quality really good! Don't think I had any missprints, I was really happy with the kits and I've tried a few from this maker =)
Did you glue down the clear plastic water surface? (5:19) It doesn't look like it, but the instructions say to glue the edges. I'm worried that it might look bad when it dries.
I did! I used uhu clear glue for that, so it stays clear when its dry =)
@@TinyCraftWorld Thanks :) Does it need to be glued, do you think? It looks like the other pieces on the sides will hold it in place?
@@wavomondo it should be glued, but I would suggest clear glue. I used the one that came with it and normally it dries clear but on plastic apparently it doesn't so some parts stayed white :/
such a beautiful sakura and cute train~❤
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Thanks for the tutorial I didn't opened it yet since my birthday because I was scared ahah that will help me big time !
Hopefully the video will help with the assembling!
I have mine and loved asembling it but , didn't come with the batteries , i'm also in the wiring part and my lights don't work ( put in some batteries that i had ) any advice ?
Yea the batteries aren't included. I would make sure your batteries are still full and double check the wire connections and that they are turned on =/
@@TinyCraftWorldThank you so much
does the glue come included with the kit? i got a tube of supposedly glue with mine but im too nervous about making a mistake to try using it... is it okay to use it with the kit for gluing things together?
I didn't get glue in my kit, but I think its due to shipment into eu, but I did get glue in other kits and they were fine to use =) So for this I just used my usual white wood glue
@@TinyCraftWorld i see! thank you!
I am planning to buy one. Does it require glue to assemble?
It does need a bit of glue. I just use normal white wood glue, but for some people the glue already came with the kit =)
@@TinyCraftWorld so the usage of glue is very little?
Is there a particular glue you use? Great video by the way!
I used white wood glue, pretty sure its just a stronger pva glue =)
Thank you you for this video it really helped :) also I see everyone saying they built it in a whole night but it took me a month 🥲
Wow in a night that's speedy! Took me about a week ^^; Glad the video was helpful!
hi can i check if the glue was included in the package?
Heya, for me it wasn't but I saw some people did get glue in their kit so not really sure =/
Thank you very much for your guide.
Thanks for watching! ❤
Is the battery easy to replace once it wear out? Do I have to dismantle the craft? Thank you, nice video by the way.
Its very easy to swap out, its at the bottom of the box =)
Im currently building mine, i was scared i would accidentally break a piece but im doing good so far!
Awesome! Hope you are having fun!
For newbie friend, who not used to handcrafting these, how hard it in your opinion? Im thinking of gifting it to my friend but im afraid she will have hard time finishing it...
Oh its really not that hard, it just takes a bit of time to finish, so there is a bit of a time investment =)
I love this we’re did you get it
Thanks! The link for the kit is in the description under the video ^^
Mine came with a “white latex” tube but I don’t know if that’s the “glue” or not. I can’t see anything in the directions that it would be used for.
Oh yea it is probably just white pva glue =)
i just finished building mine Cx and i was stuck with the lights but this video helped me allot thank you so much!
Oh awesome! SO glad the video helped!
So I just ordered mine, do you know if it comes with glue or do I have to use mine?
I see some people do get glues with their kits but I didn't get glue with mine. So I just used white wood glue =) (super cheap from hardware store)
you left out the part where you have to glue the tiny pieces back together because they keep snapping LOL
thank you for showing the wiring, that part stumped me the most (I don't think the instructions are clear enough on how to do that part)
I'm glad the vid was helpful =)
Hello, I just want to ask how sturdy is the frame? Is it possible you would destroy it if you manipulate the books around it without care?
I found it quite sturdy, when I was rearranging my bookshelf ^^ but dropping it would probably damage it
I love your video. I can only buy this in Japan with Japanese instructions. I’ve never made a model before. Do you think I could make it if I watched your video and google translate the directions?
I think so! My instructions were really clear even just by looking at the pictures =)
How did you get the 315 part of the train to go on so easily? Mine snapped immediately and I had to try and repair it with glue but it looks so bad. :( As soon as I went to curve it it just broke.
Oh did the curved part break or where it attaches to the bottom carriage?
@@TinyCraftWorld the curved part broke immediately. I was very sad about it.
I have this exact same kit. I’m about to start building it. Just wondering, how long did it take you to assemble?
Oh awesome! It took me about 2 or 3 days but I was filming while doing it. Hope you have fun assembling it!
what kind of glue and sandpaper did you use?
Heyo the sandpaper was included in the kit, but for the glue I just used white wood glue. But some people did get glue inside their kit
I'm thinking of getting this for my 15 yr old nephew. What kind of glue did you use? What other items would you suggest for assembly eg sand paper etc.?
Love the vid by the way :)
I think its a great idea for a gift =) The only things I needed was the glue and some batteries. For the glue I just used normal white wood glue. (sand paper is included in the kit) Thanks!
I have seen this book nook before and I always wanted to order one. I hope that I can get one this year through Lazada.
Ahh I hope you get the chance to get it this year =)
Mine came with a tube of white latex, could that be my "glue" 🤔
We built ours and it’s great but the light won’t stay on after pressing the button, maybe a wiring issue? Lol
Oh that is odd maybe the back of the button is screwed on too tightly?
Hello! the light bulbs arent working for me eventho i followed the instructions correctly :( is there any way i can fix it? i really want it to work
Oh hmm kinda hard to trouble shot from a distance, but I would make sure the wires match color wise and that the connections are ok. Also make sure the button is on on the actually battery case
13:25 I don't have the black wire coming out of the switch. I have a black wire but it isn't connected to anything...
oh you mean the wire isn't connected to the tiny circuit board switch? I would msg the company to ask for a replacment
I really liked this❤. I would like to ask what glue did you use?
Hey! I use white wood glue and uhu glue for the water part =)
@@TinyCraftWorld thank you ❤️
This might be a dumb question, but I just ordered this like an hour ago for my bookshelf. And I wanted to know if I needed anything (like glue or tape) to assemble this. Or does everything come with the product? Sorry this is my first product like this
heyo, I didn't get glue with it but I've seen others did get glue so not really sure, other then that the only thing I had to get is batterys =)
@@TinyCraftWorld thanks, just in case I do need glue what type of glue did you use?
@@sportscardsincali9210 I used normal white wood glue, and for the "water" part I used some transparent UHU glue ^^
I have this but my inductor only has two red and black cables where as urs has 4 so I can’t actually do my lightning ...I’m so mad
Oh do you have 2 led lights and the little connector/button board?
@@TinyCraftWorld I have the battery with the little inductor but it’s only got one red and one black wire which is connected to the battery so I have no other place to put my wires from the actual lights
Hi! :) which glue did you use in P14 (water part)?
Thank you
Heya, I used UHU all purpose (transparent) adhesive =)
@@TinyCraftWorld thank you! :)
The only thing is i have got the same product but without glue , lights and batteries . Can you plz tell me which lights should i buy and which batteries should i buy . Also shall i ask themselves for these things
Oh well the glue and batteries aren't included, for the batteries its just standard aaa batteries. But the lights should be in the pack, 2 small led diods with wiring, they should be in a small plastic bag in that white plastic tray in the box. If you didn't get them I would contact them.
@@TinyCraftWorld no no i think it got left out in my mail
Maybe my delivery agent took them oyt. Various incidents of theft in mail have happened in my area.
Oh wait i got it it was taken out by my neighbour . Sorry for the inconvinience
Great Job! What kinds of glue exactly are you using?
They said they used normal white glue but for some people the kit comes with glue
it looks very hard and delicate to assamble, is it?
Not too hard and the pieces are pre-laser cut so you just gently pop them out ^^
Ok thank you very much ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ
if buying does it include electronic devices?
It does! Comes with all the wires and switch, you only have to get extra batterys
After building this i no longer feel my thumbs… those wooden pieces to hold the wires in just wouldnt go in X_X this video helped me with the wiring (never trust myself with that) thanks 🙏
Ouch! I think I used the sandpaper to make some things fit in better ^^; I'm glad the video was helpful! ❤️
Ive just made more and this video really helped! It's just a shame on mine that between checking and finishing the project, the lights stopped working 😢
Oh no maybe a wire got loose somewhere =/
Hi, is the glue included in the box?
If not, what kind of glue is it?
It wasn't for me, so I just used regular white wood glue or UHU glue
Do you get the glue, batteries and mini screw driver with this? I’ve bought it as a gift for someone x
Heya I didn't get glue with mine but I've seen others get glue so not too sure, the batteries aren't included, everything else and the mini screw is included =)
How did you glue the P14 to the wood? Mine doesnt seem to stick
What batteries do you use?
Pretty sure its the triple A batteries =)
Ok thank you. It turned out great thank you so much for the tutorial
Is the glue included?
I noticed some people get it, but I didn't so I think it depends where its shipped to maybe
I just bought one of these :D any suggestions on type of glue? Im definetly gonna need tweezers though haha, it looks beautiful and what a beautiful video!
Awesome! I just used white wood glue from the hardware store (its cheaper then white glue at a crafts store ^^;) I hope you will enjoy making it!
@@TinyCraftWorld thank you!! Thats what I thought might be a good idea but wasn't sure!!
I just receive my pack today but my glue is kikd of squishy in it I don't know if I can get it back liquid :o
Oh maybe it dried out? But any kinda basic glue will work, I just used simple paper glue
Wow, I completely commend you for how perfect your insertions were. Admittedly, I would've been done with mine 3 hours sooner if I was better at flushing the pieces together.
I did sand the edges a bit off camera so they would go in easy ^^;
thank u, u r a god send !!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!
Hi. Sorry for asking. Do you know where I can get the english manual for this model? Mine is in chinese characters 😅
Oh no, I would contact the seller and requesting the english manual =S
@@TinyCraftWorld I did but the seller suggest me to take pictures of the instruction and check for the translation online 😂😂😂
I came across their add and I was so excited and your video is making me pull the trigger and buy it . Thank you Tiny craft world for the nice tutorial. One question do we need our own wood glue and CA glue as well?
Oh awesome! My kit didn't come with glue but I've seen others did get glue so not really sure, maybe it has to do with shipping location (maybe something with shipping glue?) I just used regular white glue ^^ Hope you will enjoy your kit!
How long this took to complete?
I think about 3-4 days but I was recording while doing it so I think without the recording you could finish it in a day or two =)
Thank god I found this video. I got confused with the wires and thought I broke them.
Glad it was helpful =)
I like this kit but I do not like the wood edge that make different color with the main piece . love your tutorials .
Ah I think I know what you mean, its just nature of how the wood is laser cut, but I think you could touch those parts up with some paint ^^
This has been a big help - thank you!
Awesome!
Hello! How long did delivery take? Thank you! I just ordered mine and it says that they still haven't received the package :(
I think it took about 2 weeks for me (asia to europe) but I could be a bit longer now since its close to holidays =/
@@TinyCraftWorld Hello! Sorry to bother again, how did you apply the glue to the plastic for the "water"? Yours looked seamless in the vid but when I tried, it looked like a mess huhu T__T I applied glue on the sides but you can clearly see the glue. Do you have any advice? Thank you!
@@quinnspade7297 For the water thing I used UHU glue the transperant one, I did smudge mine coz I was moving it but it was at the far end of the model so you cant see it at all in the finished model. But Id suggest dabbing some glue and then maybe putting something heavy on top and letting it dry fully so it doesn't smudge ^^ even if yours is smudged im sure it wont be too noticeable in the end ^^
Is the glue included, or needs to buy separately? Btw awesome vid.
It was included for me!
It wasn't for me ^^ I just used glue I had on hand
I have loved putting my Sakura Densya together, the joints were sometimes a bit tight so I too sanded them a little bit to stop any splitting. Sadly the connection wires from the inductor just dropped off 😥😥😥 I tried to reconnect and then saw in the Q&A No.5 there is a QR code to scan for info if they break. I cannot find this at all. Does anyone know where the QR scan code is?
Ohh not sure which part fell off, do you mean from the actual tiny circuit board or the part where you connect the wires together?
@@TinyCraftWorld Yes, that's the part but I contacted them and they are sending a replacement part. Great customer service from Rolife.