Gibbon Sushi Shop DIY Miniature House Kit with LED Light & Dust Cover
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Build the Ignis Craft Gibbon Sushi Shop DIY Miniature House Kit — a sushi shop miniature kit that assembles into a lively two-storey Japanese sushi shop — an open dining counter, red lanterns, a glowing sakura tree, a daruma doll and a maneki-neko waving by the door, finished with a warm, touch-activated LED light. The kit also includes a clear acrylic dust cover, so your finished piece stays protected and display-ready for years. A two-storey sushi-street scene alive with lantern light.
- BUILD A TINY WORLD: This sushi shop miniature kit assembles into a lively two-storey Japanese sushi shop — an open dining counter, red lanterns, a glowing sakura tree, a daruma doll and a maneki-neko waving by the door. Every piece is precision laser-cut for a clean, satisfying fit.
- GLOWS + STAYS PROTECTED: A warm touch-activated LED light brings the whole scene to life (2 x AAA, not included), and a clear acrylic dust cover is INCLUDED to keep your finished build dust-free and display-ready.
- COMPLETE KIT, NOTHING EXTRA TO BUY: Includes pre-cut wooden boards, printed scene paper and fabric, the LED unit, glue, tweezers, all miniature furnishings and an illustrated step-by-step English manual.
- RELAXING SCREEN-FREE HOBBY & GIFT: A mindful weekend project (approx. 6-15 hours) for ages 14+. A thoughtful gift for book lovers, crafters, model builders and miniature collectors.
- FINISHED SIZE 22 x 17.5 x 19.5 cm (8.7 x 6.9 x 7.7 in): An impressive, detailed display piece. Intermediate difficulty (3/5). Made from eco-friendly wood, paper, fabric and acrylic.
Every part is precision laser-cut from eco-friendly wood and comes with clear step-by-step English instructions, so the build is relaxing and screen-free from the first piece to the last glowing detail.
What'S In The Box
- Pre-cut wooden boards and clear acrylic dust cover
- Printed scene paper and fabric
- Warm white LED light unit (2 x AAA batteries, not included)
- Glue, tweezers and all miniature furnishings shown
- Illustrated step-by-step assembly manual (English)
Specifications
- Assembled size: 22 x 17.5 x 19.5 cm (8.7 x 6.9 x 7.7 in)
- Material: eco-friendly MDF/plywood, paper, fabric, acrylic
- Lighting: warm white LED (2 x AAA, not included)
- Recommended age: 14+ | Difficulty: intermediate (3/5)
- Assembly time: approx. 6-15 hours
Add the Gibbon Sushi Shop DIY Miniature House Kit to your collection and build a little world that glows on your shelf for years to come.
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Plan your assembly
Build time and difficulty depend on the model and your experience. Compare the box contents with the printed instructions, organise the pieces, dry-fit parts before gluing and test the LED set before closing the structure.
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