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It only took an afternoon to assemble this puzzle/model. For as simple as it is, it’s got really wonderful detail when you consider, 1, how small the scale is, and, 2, it’s a cardboard puzzle! The “extra” model of the Eagle lander looks even better than the main rocket.

Bought this for my 9 yr old grandson who loves anything to do with space. This is a kit that uses sheets of thin foam stock with a quality layer of printed film on both sides. My grandson was able to assemble this basically by himself - I just watched over his shoulder and asked him if he was sure as required. Rocket looks great and he’s proud to display it

I'm not an expert model builder by any means, but I was able to assemble this space shuttle puzzle over 2 evenings. It was a lot of fun to build, and it looks really nice on display. Young people building this puzzle may need some help. Building this model was an educational experience, and it allowed me to remember and appreciate America's space shuttle program. America's space shuttles were unique and functionally awesome for working in space. It's a terrible shame that the space shuttle program was abandoned. Now only China has space shuttles.

The model finishes out very well, all the pieces popped out of the pages very well and the fit is very good. I have not built a foam core model before and this one was very pleasant to put together. It took about an hour or so to finish. Now if you are not a model builder, or you need a lot of detailed written instructions you may have some problems figuring out what to do. However, if you will just pay close attention to the diagrams it goes together very well. This is not a fine detail scale model of the Saturn V and the Lunar Module, it is a prefinished foam core paper sheeted model that is a fun project.

This was so fun to put together, but you have to be gentle because if you start bending the pieces they won’t go in properly

This rocket and lander was MUCH larger assembled than what I anticipated based on the size of the box. My 9-year-old is in love with space stuff and requested a Saturn V rocket and he was so excited to get it, build it, and show it off to others.My son isn't very patient and has Autism so he definitely needed some of my patient help in getting some of the more complex pieces carefully pushed together. But the foam/coated pieces were pretty sturdy and he enjoyed the little tool to help pop our all the teeny bits.I did whip out the hot glue gun at the end to tack a few specific spots together so they wouldn't be apt to separate after and I used a couple of large rubber bands around the round body of the rocket while we were building it. Definitely helped with stability during construction. Overall, great rocket and my son is thrilled with how large and impressive it is once assembled.

I assembled this with my 8 year old. She was able to assemble most parts, but I had to do the large wrap pieces. It's is very cool. Because she likes to play with it i used tape and super glue to secure some pieces. Keep in mind that it is 3 individual rocket pieces/stages that stack together and a lunar module.

A gift well recieved.