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Fun kit to build and display

I got this for my husband for Christmas. He absolutely adored building and shooting my siblings with it. What entertainment! Easy to build and performed well! The design and the ability to customize with paint from the dollar made it even better! Note: we are adult who like puzzles and Legos. So building and putting together thing like this is our bread and butter. Unknown how this would workout for little kids

This tools some time to put together. The directions were easy to follow. It is fun to play with not that it’s put together.

My son loves these, had fun building with him. Worth the $

The media could not be loaded. Very satisfying, especially after the build .. took me about 6 hours. Only conplaint; I wish the trigger felt more sturdy, its light to pull with little resistance.I have to mention it would be nice if they gave a history/ background of their models like other brands. The Actually name for this is the Thompson submachine gun developed by John T Thompson there you have it .Now its time to watch Home Alone !

The media could not be loaded. Not too hard just tedious but he built it with one hand! He loves it. Took about 4 hrs total to build and looks good on our mantel when he’s not playing with it.💕

We are in the habit of purchasing a 3D Wooden Puzzle every once in a while, and rubber band guns have been quite fun. This model is definitely one of the sturdiest - it has metal screws and strong plastic parts in several key components, so even after a couple of weeks of use, it hasn't malfunctioned. We haven't had such a good experience with other models from other brands, where all the parts are wooden, and wear off and malfunction after just a few days of play.The only deficiency we noticed is that the laser cutter producing the parts must have been slightly miscalibrated, since some parts had notably shifted and/or unaligned holes and prints. This hasn't prevented the proper assembly and function, however.0

This is my third one. I really enjoy the builds but every one has a major design flaw somewhere.. on the step posted above, the entirety of the gun function relies on that step. The locking pin literally just rest on a tiny peg and swivels around it. After a shot or two, peg falls out of holder… I’m going to take it apart and glue it but there’s always something…. Smh… come on ROKR ….