Make It Mini Food Diner Series 3 Mini Collectibles - MGA's Miniverse, Blind Packaging, DIY, Resin Play, Replica Food, NOT Edible, Collectors, 8+

Great value for $ when these were on sale. Miniverse make some really cute and fun pieces that are fun to make for 1/6 scale dolls and dollhouses.

When I got these i had only seen some videos and things while in stores, so i decided to try them. I first have to make it clear, THESE ARE COLLECTIBLES! expect to get addicted to them if you like it as they are blind bags. Each kit comes with little items that mimic real items, such as bread or crepes (the one i got), a bottle usually containing the resin. and a topping. These DO require UV light, the new recipe for the resin requires a 365 NM. The old kitchen and stuff doesnt work to cure the new resin, but when you do get the right uv light and assemble these they are just.. so amazing. Their realistic and cute. If you have left-over ingredients you can even use it to make your own things in the future if you get doubles. Overall a high recommend, and will be getitng more soon!

These things are so fun to put together, my kids absolutely love them and have me hooked on them now too! Theyre come in different themes, we have done several of them now. Highly recommend! Also worth noting- the ones that come with the resin glue cure in sunlight within 5-10 minutes. No need to purchase a UV light separately!

these are always so fun to open and to assemble. I highly recommend getting a uv flashlight to help with the resin curing as this new formula seems thinner and in my experience more difficult to cur via sunshine - and if this is a family project i suggest laying down some wax paper incase of a resin accident! they can happen and will be sticky. These are also really fun unassembled just put the resin aside and putting them together then back in their tiny packages/ make a tiny store there's a lot to be done here

That's mini universes is so cute. This was a nice new addition to my daughter-in-law's collection

Great product

After watching YouTube video after YouTube video, my teenage daughter was interested in trying one of these mini resin packages. She received the green jello package and was pleasantly surprised at how easy they were to assemble. There was ample resin for her to create a few other small projects inside of a sea shells after making the original design. The most difficult part was the drying. We have UV flashlights, so she rigged something to hang them overhead to speed the drying time. I imagine it would be much more frustrating to rely simply on sunlight - - would almost seem like a seasonal project, since winter in North East USA tends to be grey and overcast. It was also helpful to have the flashlight because the first jello cup she created, she set the lime slices in almost immediately; they sank to the bottom, which was frustrating. You need to create with plenty of time and no pressure to speed through the project. Otherwise, she enjoyed and is looking forward to creating another one.

These are always fun!