ROKR 3D Wooden Puzzle for Adults-Mechanical Car Model Kits-Brain Teaser Puzzles-Vehicle Building Kits-Unique Gift for Kids on Birthday/Christmas Day(1:18 Scale)(MC701-Army Field Car)

Very cool kit to put together. They are not difficult and they look really great completed. We have bought several.

It was a fun build but it’s not a first timer build. First, tools needed is wax, exacto knife, tweezers, finer sand paper and glue. The knife is to help remove parts from sheets, sand burrs off edges, wax for easier connections, some parts need glue but not much. I use gorilla glue but just a drop. The sheets have a lot of extra parts which you will need in case of breakage, and most important of all “take your time”, if you rush you will break parts. Replacement parts are easy to get but it takes a week or two in the mail. These puzzles are fun and are time consuming which helped during Covid and rainy days. Have fun and enjoy.

This was a gift and the first one we did. So far we've done about 4 of these ROKR puzzles. The directions are pretty easy to follow. The quality is very good and all 4 puzzles have been sturdy. When putting the pieces together it is sometimes necessary to file pieces down as the edges are sometimes a bit rough. We have thoroughly enjoyed doing these. A very small set of files has come in very handy.

I enjoyed putting it together, but it is very brittle. I'm glad some of the parts had duplicates, that was good. When I was done, it didn't fit together perfectly like I had hoped. Some of the holes didn't hold tight enough, and others were so tight the pieces broke when I tried to put it in. It was fun, but I don't know if I will do another... I'm gonna think about it. Some of the pieces are so small I could not properly hold it. I'll think about it.

This was the second model which were both gifts. Assembly of the frame of this vehicle is very hard and has broken a number of times. It would be great if the sheet of parts for the frame could be ordered separately otherwise it may not be possible to complete the model. This was not the case for the first model.