CubicFun 3D Puzzles for Adults St. Patrick's Cathedral Model Kits, New York Architecture Puzzles for Adults Building Toys for Kids Ages 8+, 117 Pieces with Booklet Easter Gifts Valentine's Day Gift

Be careful planning which parts fit together - the paper tabs may bend out of shape if the angles are incorrect. Otherwise the piece looks great when assembly is finished.

A lot of fun to build, was impressed by the quality

This was really easy at first. My 10 year old and I did a lot of it together. My husband and I ended up finishing the last of it. My main issue with it is that I didn’t realize the stained glass are meant to be taped with the double sided tape. I was wondering why they had me putting all that tape in places that didn’t make sense. It was a stupid mistake on my part and totally makes sense after spending 6 hours assembling it to realize that the windows were not actual stickers. I feel like a complete dunce. Otherwise, I would be willing to purchase another of these puzzles knowing what I know now.

Got this for my 11 y.o. grandson for Christmas, his parents just got back from Italy. He was excited to work on it. Both his older brother and dad said they would like to put it together. He went right to work without stopping and finished it...said he couldn't feel his fingers. Lol The pieces were clearly numbered and the diagrams in the book were very clear. The pieces were sturdy and held up excellently. Would definitely buy another.

It took me and my 10yo son two hours to compete. We had a lot of fun and he was thrilled with the finished piece. I had to do some of the attachments that took a bit more dexterity, but he assembled about 90% by himself.It also comes with a nice, full color magazine of landmarks.

Terrible product to purchase. I wanted to buy these because how unique it looked and the realism. I didn’t want to spend a lot of money on one then be highly disappointed, so I purchased this one for a discounted price of $20. The main complaint is that it does not piece together easily. The female foam portion that is suppose to go into the male foam portion for some items are good but others just an utter failure. Because they did not lock in, the structure does not lay flat on the base. I started to build the item and after have difficulties piecing it together I simply stopped and gave up. The instruction are fair but not always easy to understand, if I were you I’d just save your money ON “ANY” OF THE FOAM PRODUCTS THEY SELL!! I’m happy I only spent $20 rather than the $30 it normally sells for. I’ll stick with the wooden 3-D puzzles.

My kids put this together themselves, and they had a blast. It's really well made, just falls apart easily so I recommend that you glue it as you go if you're hoping for it not to fall apart when you move it or someone decides to incorporate it with their army men.

Had constant problems with the tabs detaching from the foam background. This made it very difficult to insert into the tabs. If the foam detached, the paper left over would not work in the tabs as they are too weak. I could go on about this issue but let me address another problem. In total there are 50 spires. Good luck not accidently bumping the and/or bending them. The spires also had the delamination problem. As for instructions, worst I've ever seen, and I do a lot of puzzle building. Poor experience in general.