エンスカイ(ENSKY) Paper Theater Spirited Away PT-L04 After Hibiki Feast

My first paper theater. Absolutely love it. Was nervous about putting it together and a little confused reading the instructions, but as soon as I started it all fell in place and made total sense. The images in the instructions are so spot on and clear. It was really easy, but did take me a while as I was being super careful. Really enjoyed the process, mostly--a couple of the pieces were so tiny, but that added to the end satisfaction. This one is so detailed and beautiful. The colors and gold final panel so lovely. The most challenging part was placing the panels into the red spacers--might have been easier if I glued them as instructed, but I want to be able to dismantle this in the future. Looking forward to my next one. I hope they put out more like this one. Super impressed at the designers. Highly recommend if you love Spirited Away.

I bought this as a gift for my husband. He loved the process and the end result was stunning. Such a fun addition to our sitting area. Highly recommend for any Spirited Away fans!

Really enjoyed putting this one together. It won't be my last for sure. It's just about the same height as the vertical ones, and double their width. Great price for the craft and final project. Hope they release more.

This is the second paper theater product I have purchased and they haven't disappointed me yet. The directions are easy to follow and the detail is exquisite. The only difficult part is putting each of the panels together in the end. I recommend using glue to hold the slotted connectors to the panels and assembling it one panel at a time, allowing the glue to dry some between panels.

I put these together to relax. They're just the perfect amount of calming and challenging.I would check out the Enksy Ghibli jigsaw puzzles as well (Howl's Moving Castle or My Neighbor Totoro with the big tree) as they're similar in quality but more difficult.Take care!

The media could not be loaded. Haven’t actually started putting it together yet but it seems to have all the pieces. It seems like it’s gonna be difficult since it’s small though :,/ sorry to disappoint I’m sure you wanted to see a fully finished product!

Instructions were simple and clear. I separated all pieces from the paper with a craft knife and made 12 "piles," 2 for each layer (1 front and 1 back, 2 front and 2 back, etc). I squeezed out about a quarter size puddle of school glue and used a toothpick to apply glue where needed. This was my second paper theater and this time I did not apply glue to the outside connectors until all were in place, allowing them to slide in and be positioned easily.

I absolutely LOVED doing this paper theater! The outcome is incredibly beautiful! I can't wait to make more in the future!