As with all of Avalon's products, this has great graphics and easy assembly. Definitely a good way to introduce oneself to their product line.

Beware: this schematics lacks a few tabs that you're supposed to think to cut out yourself or add when you glue the print-out to cardboard. It's the only way to fix the roof on the walls and the door frame on the front wall, unless you use a foam core as a basis. The instructions mention this, but it's not clear why these tabs weren't just marked on the schematics like the other ones.

Also, the schematics mention the "ornate beam tab", but this piece is just not here. I guess it's a left-in reference from a bigger paper model which this house is originally a part of.

This is supposed to be an entry model. The way it is, it's rather confusing, and a poor display of publisher's superior quality.

Very Nice! Used to do a LOT of paper modelling, back before the wonder of inkjet printers and I just used a pencil and some posterboard. I'm very pleased to see the quality of Avalon's models. Look forward to taking a look at more of them...