Growing up in a small town I loved when Christmas came around. Walking the snow-covered streets I would see houses decked out with lights, decorations and Nativity scenes.
In town shops would display their Christmas goodies in their windows and the streets were strung with lights and decorations.
Relive the magic with Rolife’s Book Nook & Wonderland Christmas Street complete with a shop window full of holiday goodies, a Christmas tree, a snowman, signs and other Christmas decor.
I love the lighting, the full-color Christmas scenes on each side of the small building, the curved shop window, ceiling garland, the presents and the various Christmas merchandise displayed and don’t forget Santa’s cap as part of the roof decoration.
Before you get started building your kit be sure you have everything you need: a good light source, tweezers, both a flat-head and a Phillips-head screwdriver (included), a pointed tool, liquid glue and a brush, a magnifying device and lots and lots of patience.
Eye-to-hand coordination is a must. Tweezers come in REAL handy as does a pointed tool.
Whenever I start a Rolife kit I always check the instructions thoroughly careful to familiarize myself with each step and I never take out more parts than I need for each step.
Take a moment to look over the contents of the box to make sure all the parts are there. Pay especially attention to the lighting set-up (batteries are not included).
The Christmas Street kit comes in a special Christmas box with a flip lid and tabs with specs and photos on all sides.
The kit is bet built by those 14 years and older, contains 289 pieces and takes about three to four hours to complete. Materials used are MDF board, paper and some plastic.
There are several part slats with numbered pieces coinciding with the numbers in with the 3D images in the Instructions. The kit also includes an Instructions manual, stickers, plastic clear windows, Icon Illustration and a Product Safety Instruction pamphlet. A special vacuum formed tray hold the electrical components and several decorations.
As always I began the construction of the kit with base parts and slowly and methodically proceed to construct furniture, packages, walls, decor and so forth. It took some fancy finger work on my part because I’m a real klutz and had to use tweezers and a strong light source along with a magnifying glass.
Still it helped my coordination, concentration, constructive skills and patience. It’s a pain getting old!
The kit was easy to assemble, I didn’t lose any pieces or break anything. That’s a win! It was fun, a little slow going and I still have some things to finish up.
Build the kit yourself or better yet make it a family project. after all isn’t Christmas the time to gather your family and friends together?
As a Book Nook it's the perfect size to put on your fireplace mantle, beside your Christmas tree or on your table as you enjoy your Christmas meal with family.
For photos of other Rolife kits click here. For photos and a video of the Christmas Street click here and for even more kits check out Robotime’s website by clicking here.
Ephesians 4:29Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers.
















































