Five-Storied Pagoda

I am not a delicate person (fat fingers 😂.) however this build wasn’t too hard for me and my kids at all. They popped the pieces out and I assembled them. I only broke 3 pieces and had the wood glue right there to fix it. You honestly can’t even tell I broke the pieces. Took a little more than 2 hours to complete and is gorgeous. Very intricate!

This was fun to assemble. Instructions are clear and understandable. Some pieces are a little delicate so be careful how you handle or you'll end up like me and end up using gorilla wood glue to fix it lol. This did take me a full day to assemble because of the breaks I had to take for my shoulder and neck (injuries from the past).

It actually just keeps my mind busy. Which I’m thankful for.

This item was worth the hours of entertainment. Fairly easy to assemble fairly sturdy the size was as expected. Her design is very intricate and looks just like the picture. Great value for the money.

This as the other ones I've put together were fun and sometimes challenging. Everything I put one together I break something and have to glue the broken parts. This one has a few extra parts and if they were extra, oops lol. It looks really neat once done. I drilled a big hole in the bottom plate and top floor plate so I could put a light inside mine and it came out great. See my photos. Have fun.

Bought for my Granddaughter for Christmas she loved it

I'm an adult and I had a great time building this. I found it to be a very zen experience, especially after spending most of my day at work on the computer. I think the guidance says it takes 2-3 hours? You could probably do it faster if you tried, but I actually stretched it out longer by sanding each piece (it comes with a little sand paper) to make sure all the edges were nice and smooth, and I got it to take maybe 4-5 hours. I like that it took longer, more bang for my buck.

This item was purchased as a Christmas gift. He was excited to receive it, but he did have some pieces that broke and he had to glue them. There were some of the pieces that seemed to be cut a little off near the top which caused it to tilt a little towards one side. He did enjoy putting it together though.

The parts are quite thin, but with some patience, a hobby knife, and small amounts of wood glue, this kit is a lot of fun to put together. The base and first story are pretty tricky, but the other four levels are more or less the same. They are still a challenge, but are relaxing to do. Overall the kit is well engineered, but I would highly recommend taking your time, using a hobby knife to cut the pieces out of the wooden "sheets", using a bit of wooden glue to make sure all the parts strongly fit together, and sanding down some of the parts that are an especially tight fit, to avoid parts from breaking or cracking. I broke or cracked 3 or 4 parts, but none of them were critical to the structural integrity of the kit, and again, using wood glue made the whole thing fairly solid. It took me about 5 or 6 hours to finish. I'd recommend this kit over the two "boat" kits I made in the past; this one is less finicky and more impressive as a finished product.

Bought this for my older brother and he loved it. Kept him occupied when he had nothing to do and it turned out great. It really adds a nice touch to his room decor. (I also love wood puzzles like this so I’ll usually have good things to say about them)

Exactly what I expected

My son loved it

Good gift idea for the puzzle genius in the family