Puzzled 1239 F18 Hornet 3D Jigsaw Woodcraft Kit Puzzle, One Size, Tan (Pack of 47)

Purchased this for a young boy and his father to put together. He was so exited and they put it together in less than a day. I've done a few of these wooden models now and a young child under 10 will probably need the help of an adult to finish up... But it's a fun project with pretty reasonable results.As others have said with these types of models, the instructions are pretty nonexistent, but basically you just have to put the parts together in numbered order...

I think this is a great value. Some of the smaller pieces could have been cut out better, as some of them tended to flake away some of the layers. I also think the instructions could have been clearer in some places.

The directions, in a nutshell: look at the picture. Good luck! The recommended age is 6 - 14. I cannot imagine a typical 6-year-old putting this together. In fact, I can't imagine ANY 6-year-old putting this together. Numerous pieces had to be sanded down, and we needed glue a few times. The real starting age should be about 10, and even then only with the help of an adult. Better models are out there, this one is just ok. You get what you pay for.

Yes I made this jet model also. they're fun to assemble, neat to look at and cheap. No, not perfect. If that's what you want then buy a real one that flys and shut up you're rich or way too picky. It's like five or ten dollars. Sand if you need to make it fit, don't push so hard something breaks when pushing the stamp cut PLYWOOD away from the sheet, don't sweat over it not being perfect. Grab some super glue, PRAISE god this PUZZLE came with any instructions, you are putting it together, it will not be perfect. When it's assembled it'll look great even if a couple pieces broke and you glued them back together, didn't sand anything and yeah just buy it and enjoy.Buy glue also. Find a place to throw these away after you've built a fleet it's kinda like wtf

The jet came with little instructions. Some of the pieces wouldn’t fit together and one piece wasn’t cut right so it couldn’t be used. Not worth your money.

A good gift for any child who likes to put models together and have a bit of a challenge. Overall good.

I made this with my 6 year-old. It was easy for an adult to navigate the instructions. The model looks like the picture. It must be glued in order for it to remain in one piece.

This turned out to be more fun that expected. The instructions were vague, but that meant that my grandson and I had to work collaboratively to figure out how things needed to go and really gave him a feeling of accomplishment in completing it.