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This building that is very cool. It really stands out from some of the others that I received. I have the normal one that’s like this and now with the gold one. It’s just so much cooler. It is not a super easy build compared to some others, but if you take your time and just concentrate and don’t get mad when things don’t go right, it will be perfectly easy.

The set overall is Great But at least in my set there was a missing rubber band that is needed in the building process. 1 Step calls for the use of 1 band and a later step calls for the use of 4 more meaning you need 5 bands in total. The set I was sent only had 4 bands in it and I had to dig through my Lego bucket of spare pieces to find a replacement.

Got this to build with my son…it’s going to take a bit. The instructions seem to be pretty straightforward. Can’t wait to have the finished product.

I haven't even assembled the model yet and I'm giving it a bad review. Why? Because as I was opening one of the packets prior to assembly, a literal piece of garbage fell out of it. It looks like it's the wrapper of a juice box's straw.I don't care how good the model is, if you include garbage in the packaging, that basically means the entire product is garbage since you don't care to keep the two separate.To make matters worse, the instruction booklet had pages falling out, and I have yet to locate the supposed brick removal tool the booklet says was included. Given the nature of what I've seen so far, I'm starting to doubt it was included.

Seems ok very small parts

This Amplelife AK47 Model Building Kit is a challenging "tehnical model" for adults that uses Lego-like pieces.Note the set comprises 1548 pieces in total, including five rubber bands.Also note the instruction manual includes a separate "corrections sheet" that applies to steps 71 through 73.Fyi, I have been working on assembling this model AK47 for two days, and am still less than halfway done...Four stars overall.

I ordered the Amplelife AK47 brick set because it isn't like anything I have in my collection. It is a nice build.... but it is definitely a challenge.The set comes in bags numbered 1-3 along with the manual and two sticker sheets. The bricks are all Lego compatible. The manual isn't hard to follow but you will need to really pay attention to placement since it isn't always clear. The first problem is that bag 1 is just all of the connectors you will need for the ENTIRE build.....but no bricks. You will have to go into bag 2 to get the bricks. Turns out that there are smaller bags marked 1-4 that line up with the manual. Most of the bricks are easy to get together but there are some that require a bit of pressure to snap together.As you get farther into the build, there are some sections that can be challenging to attach to the body, especially where it involves movement. One of the coolest features is that the gun is supposed to work to shoot bricks. Unfortunately, while some parts did, the entire weapon as a whole didn't work well. As I didn't plan on using it for playing, but rather a display piece, it's not an issue for me. The stickers are a bit over the top and I think that the model looks much better without them.Overall, I think this build is a 3.5 star build. There are some issues with the build but, in the end, it is a nice looking model that is over 3 feet long. At $60 for a set that is almost 1500 pieces, I think it's fairly priced as well.

You need to make sure that you utilize the correction sheet. It’s write in mandarin but it’s the only loose page not included in the manual. Over all some of the steps difficult to put together. I would recommend this build for adults only. A child would most definitely end up eating a piece.