Hana & Suzu Waitress & Pet Sparrow - Japanese 3D Paper Puzzle DIY Robot kit for Kids and Origami Kit for Adults

I started collecting these after finding them in a museum gift shop in NY. They are fun little things to build and take about 20 minutes total. I have 4 different sets and they have all been very well thought out and interesting to build and pose. I would recommend them to anyone who has an interest in modern Japanese culture or who wants to add some novelty to their office desk.I would not recommend these for children though. The parts fit well, but can take patience to cut out correctly and the directions are clear but obviously not meant for anyone under the age of 12.

I bought several of these for my 12 yr-old son and he has enjoyed putting them together. Some of the pieces are difficult to connect. There was a bit of frustration, but between the two of us we were able to finish them. Once done, he put them up on a shelf in his room. If they were played with, they probably wouldn't last long.

Great project to do with the kids. Sometimes a little tricky if your kids have dexterity issues but easily resolved with some adult input. Great idea, easy, no mess....VERY cool. My nephews loved them.

The item itself was great, the paper package came in bent up and didn't look taken care of...the item also was already opened....the contents themselves... Seemed plain at first....there were about 5-6 paper straws....which I didn't think could ever look like the picture shown....but the end result was just like the picture....gave one of these to my bf and he loved it....he wants to buy more!

The package looks great. These are Christmas presents so I do not know what the reaction of the person receiving is.

Good merchandise, on time delivery. Definitely would buy again.

loved building it

As fans of origami and other paper crafts, my daughter and I loved the idea of the Piperoid characters. It is time consuming and delicate to build, attention to detail is a must, not recommended for small children. A bit tricky to assemble without crushing rolls of paper parts, but patience is a virtue and once done, it is an interesting conversation piece.