Rolife Sakura Densya Book Nook Unboxing-Step 5

A return to the book nook genre, I've enjoyed these sets from Rolife, and I hope they come out with more at some point, but this is the last one available at time of filming, so I hope you enjoy!

[@drscaphismmd3326]

Love these Book Nook Builds! I just finished the CuteBee Detective Agency one and it was so much fun if you are looking for another one 😊

[@lindagibeault7583]

Awesome! Ive been looking forward to this one 🎉

[@Dbuilderguy]

Hope you like it!

[@martindaredare]

Good start on this one it looks like a nice model, I haven't attempted one of these yet.all the best Martin

[@Dbuilderguy]

Many thanks, I enjoy these type of sets, lots of little details to pay attention to and a different type of challenge.

[@zoegardiner8941]

this video was so helpful! thank you :)

[@Dbuilderguy]

You're so welcome!

[@annemackay5925]

I got the Sakura Densya book nook kit and followed along with you videos. Have to admit i had an easier time of it learning from your instructions. Green painters tape was my go to when things got rough but the results were fantastic! i mentioned these "Daniel Builds" videos in my Amazon review. Hope it sends viewers your way! Keep on building!!

[@Dbuilderguy]

Thank you so much! I'm glad I could help and I appreciate the mention.

[@stevenwheaton874]

Looks good, Daniel. The pinball machine was a lot more involved than this one looks to be. There were a lot more moving parts on the last one... Literally. Lol 😆

[@Dbuilderguy]

True, but this one has so many more fine details...whole different can of worms.

[@rachaelharris1950]

Do you need any model tools for this kit?

[@Dbuilderguy]

It comes with everything you need, technically, but I would recommend some good tweezers, extra sandpaper and a bottle of Aleene’s Turbo Tacky glue.

[@rachaelharris1950]

@Dbuilderguy I did buy this kit with no tools and I had to send it back as it wasn't fitting the pieces, and it kept snapping perhaps I got a faulty kit, although it's my first time using a wooden kit

[@Dbuilderguy]

It does take a bit of getting the feel for this stuff, I've broken a lot of pieces, fortunately most of the time they take glue well. If it feels tight just sort of gently wiggle it into place is the best method I've found.