4D Cityscape Star Wars 3D Paper Model Kits (Millennium Falcon)

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The negative reviews here complain about step 1 and the parts not fitting - and I completely agree! BUT - they likely did what I did and bent the card the wrong way. Step one has you make 4 identical parts by bending a short strip around small circular piece, fitting the tabs as you go. It's easy to think that the printed side should face outwards - but it needs to be printed side inwards! I did it wrong initially, spent 20 frustrating mins, cursing the designers and cutting the piece up to make it fit. BUT I realized I was doing it wrong. Once I tried folding it the other way, I had the other 3 parts made perfectly in a couple of minutes. The rest of the build was very smooth, and the final model is very sturdy and looks great.

These models are great. I was very skeptical when I purchased this a paper 3D model. But as I love Star Wars more than I probably should. I had to have it. Starting any project from the start can seem overwhelming. But after unwrapping I was pleased to see all pcs were easily identified. 2nd removing the pcs from the sheets was very easily done without creating any damage. Slots punched clean out with little effort. Looking at all the tabs that need to line up on some pcs will seem impossible. But to my surprise bending the fold and just setting the pcs in place all the tabs lined up perfectly. I just pressed the together. I did use crazy glue not whatever glue it came with as I wanted it to hold quickly. I know you probably read good reviews all the time and this one may sound the same as all the others. But I was genuinely surprised at how well this assembled and it looks amazing finished. Planning on imbedding this into a acrylic table.

This kit is horrible. Mine lasted a few minutes right on step one where pieces were already tearing. Then pieces would not even fit into pre-existing holes. It looks like the dye-cutter where the patterns were cut were not measured correctly. I gave up eventually and it went to the trash can. Total waste of money. Do not recommend. The box is cool though, that's about it.

I love 3D puzzles, and I love Star Wars, so I figured I purchased the perfect combination. Instead, I got frustration and a model that I had to glue and smoosh together for it to somewhat resemble the Millenium Falcon. While the pieces are great visually, the holes aren't cut well and the tabs are so flimsy that even the most simple steps are difficult and some pieces are left nonfunctional. I only have two hands, but some steps require three of four. My Star Wars collection ends here. Instead, I'll build another awesome pirate ship or castle made by CubicFun.

Step 1 was a painful process and the stuff just did not fit together at all. This is a nightmare project of folding cardboard into tiny slots and then glueing stuff together. I can't recommend this to anyone, much less the "8+" rating that's on the box. Absolute joke of a project. I'd rather buy the finished ship.

My wife got me this for Christmas last year. I love these models. The X-Wing went together no problem, hardly had to use any glue. The new one I got of the Millennium Falcon didn’t go together so well. Just at the first step it was giving me trouble and parts weren’t fitting together like they should. Broke most of the first parts but once I got past that part the rest of the model wasn’t too bad. I give it a 4 cuz of parts not fitting together and making the experience kinda no fun right from the start. Hopefully the next model I get works better.

What I like is the overall look and illustrations but not happy how the puzzle pieces don't go into the holes when building.