Spiderman

We tried the 4D Build Black Panther 3D puzzle, and I honestly thought it was a really cool idea—especially if your kids are into Marvel. I liked that it’s more than just a regular puzzle. It actually turns into a display piece when you’re done, which made my kids feel really proud after building it. It kept them focused longer than I expected, and I love anything that gets them off screens for a bit. It’s not super complicated, but it’s also not “easy”—so younger kids might need some help. The pieces are sturdy, but you do have to be a little careful putting it together so nothing bends. One thing I will say is that once it’s built, the excitement doesn’t last as long as a toy you can keep playing with. It’s more of a build-it-once, display-it kind of thing. Overall, I think it’s worth it—especially if your kid loves superheroes or building things. It’s a fun activity and something a little different from the usual toys.

One of the greatest models I have ever built!! Love this model and love how it lights up. Oddly this was not made out of cardboard but of like plastic cardboard foamy pieces which was strange but it worked. Some gluing might be necessary as it was for me as sometimes the pieces don't want to hold together. But with the lights and ease of build, this is sure to please anyone who loves building models and is a fan of IRON MAN or Marvel Avenger stuff. Now if only they would make DC stuff!

These builds are a great time to put together. If you find that Lego kits are too expensive, like I do, these definitely satisfy that Lego construction itch. A suggestion for any of these builds, you must be deliberate but gentle. Take your time and you will be happy with their detail. Mjolnir (Meow Meow), looks amazing and is very well detailed. The best tool that will help punch out the tab holes comes with the newer 4D Build kits (mine came with the Charmander). Instead of the cardstock-style tool, the Charmander came with a durable plastic one. The one that is cardstock will wear out quickly and will not last the entire build. You may need another tool to poke the tabs free.

I gifted this to A 10 year-old cousin that was able to follow the instructions. He loves playing with puzzle pieces, which was great that all the pieces were there. He said it was the most fun he had had in a while putting something together.

Wow! Phenomenal product! The quality is really nice. Be aware it may take you like 5 hours to build but the finished product is breathtaking!! This is a great project to do some, with othrrs, it to give as a gift to teens and adults. I wouldn't say this is a good item for younger kids. It's harder to build in comparison to Legos. Highly highly recommend.

Ben says: Sometimes you’ve gotta assemble your own destiny — one cardboard punch-out at a time. This was a fun little project, but be prepared for some patience-testing moments. Punching out every single piece took longer than I expected, and a few of the tabs didn’t line up perfectly when assembling. Still, once it was all together, the end result looked awesome — definitely a conversation piece on the shelf. The details are impressive for a cardboard model, and it’s surprisingly sturdy once built. If you’re into Marvel collectibles or just enjoy hands-on builds, this one’s worth it… as long as you don’t mind a little trial and error along the way.

Was fun to build, looks great and surprisingly solid for card board. I will buy more 4d builds in the future.

It’s fun, sturdy, my brother loves legos and building stuff. This was a very easy build but great for someone who loves Spider-Man. I do think this is for older kids not as easy to do. Took my adult brother who is great at puzzles over 40 min to finish it.

Excellent

Bon état

Très agréable à faire et surtout au goût de l’enfant

Buena calidad en este rompecabezas es resistente

Grandson loved this puzzle!