MGA's Miniverse Make It Mini Potions Harry Potter Mini Collectibles, Blind Packaging, DIY, Resin Play, Replica Potions, NOT Edible, Collectors, 8+

I am a big time miniature collector and I absolutely love all things Harry Potter collectible wise, so when I saw this product I just knew it was up my collectors alley.My kit came with the Wrym Wood potion, I have included 2 images of what my kit looks like displayed on the miniature table + the final potion inside the larger plastic display potion sphere.Product Quality: The product was surprisingly really well put together. When you open your miniverse package you will find a plastic sphere with everything you need to "brew" your miniature HP potion. The plastic sphere doubles as a potion display case to showcase the potion you obtained from 15 total possible potion options. The kit came with a small plastic 2 piece round table you can build to display your cauldron, ingredients, mixing equipment, and the finished brewed potion.Product Assembly: The kit comes with a small foldable pamphlet that serves as the instruction manual, it is entirely illustrative picture based with no written instructions. Everything you need is inside small easily openable baggies. I would highly advise if you are giving this as a gift to a child, you may want to supervise the entire "brewing" process as there are tons of small pieces that can be lost or spilled. In my kit I had left over pink glitter powder and some left over resin, so there is room for potential error.I recommend using a flat surface to make your potion. The instructions manual claims goggles + gloves are needed. I did not personally use either, I think latex gloves would be too clunky when handling the super small petite miniatures in these kits, but to each and their own to consider goggles and or gloves usage.The resin is very sticky, I was able to clean up my table surface by using warm water, a dish rag, and a tiny drop of dish soap. The cauldron that comes with the kit holds the resin on its interior, once you open the cauldron lid there is a 2nd tin foil cover that can be peeled to access the inner resin reservoir. I washed all of the miniature pieces including the cauldron with warm water + dawn dish soap to remove the sticky resin, I recommend doing this if you plan on keeping all the miniature containers for display.Final Verdict: Overall I absolutely loved this product and was genuinely surprised by the quality. Although most of the pieces are plastic, some of the vials / jars are miniature glass with a real miniature cork topper. Even if you use all the material in the containers they make for super cute miniature props for any miniature collector out there.The hardest part of this entire kit was opening the cauldron lid, I was able to open mine by using my finger nail and some force, surprisingly the cauldron is pretty sturdy so I was worried I would damage it if I used too much force.Overall I would highly recommend to any other miniature collector who wants to add some beautiful unique potions / mini props to their doll houses or miniature scenes. It serves as a great Harry Pottery collectors item too!

My first miniverses. I ordered 3 and the first one I opened was a rare. Exciting!!. My daughter "age 30" and I had alot of fun!

Omg I'm obsessed with anything Harry Potter. So when mini verse came out with these I had to buy some. They are so fun to build up and a perfect addition to my mini verse potion classroom set.

Tiny potions!!! Love it! They are very tiny but fun to make.

The cauldron has the resin liquid in it. It’s difficult to get the seal off, but not impossible. I’ve never used resin before and it’s very sticky. It was fun stirring the powder in. Everything is packaged so beautifully, they really did a great job. The tiny bottles of sparkling powder and mix ins are so adorable. I bought 3 and got 2 of the same, but I’m ok with that because they’re so cute! I couldn’t get the label sticker to remove from the paper backing, but I don’t care. I had to work slowly and with the first bottle, it got a little messy. I’d say definitely for older kids. I’m buying 3 more.

This was part of a gift for my 10 year old niece she collects then and enjoys putting them together, she does need help from her Mom.

We bought three. I like the variety. Do note that the tools/materials are small, making them difficult to handle for some. My 7 year-old had a blast making them and did a wonderful job.

Super cute for Harry Potter fan