Kvvdi 8 Sets 3D-Puzzle Model Battleship Aircraft Carrier Toy Submarine, Plastic Model Warships Ship Kits, Navy for Collection

Suprisingly good quality; small enough to keep on desk without taking too much space. Easy model to build and no painting needed so maybe its a good way to get a younger person into model building.

These are very good little models that require very little work to assemble. I think there's a very good amount of detail, the size is good, the selection is mostly good. (Why is a WWII ship famous for blowing up and sinking after taking one hit packaged with a bunch of modern ships? I think a troop transport like a Wasp-class would have been better to round out the selection.)"Precise craftsmanship allows them to be installed without any glue" is not in the least accurate. There is some flashing on a number of pieces that needs to be cut off, some rough spots need to be sanded, several holes are too small and need to be widened or pegs need to be filed down to make them narrower (especially on the Type 054A, which did not have a single piece I did not have to modify to put it together). Super glue is needed to make some of the pieces stay together.And these models come with only the vaguest of microscopic diagrams that can be called "directions". Again, this is especially true on the Type 054A, which comes with a plethora of absolutely microscopic pieces that I can't tell apart, don't fit in the holes, and look like little dots on the "directions".Although I haven't tried it, I highly doubt these would float like in 2 of the pictures.Also, the manufacturer's recommended age is from "14 - 120 years!" I doubt there are people that old on the planet, but if there were I don't think they'd have keen enough vision to see these microscopic parts, or the manual dexterity to manipulate them.And for those curious, the Aegis Combat System is not a ship, it's a weapons system that's integrated into several ships. The ship presented here is an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer.I think these are good, but they could be better.

These are great little ships, so much so that I’m tempted to buy another set! They are small enough to display anywhere, surprisingly accurate for such a tiny size and easy to put together. Some flashing needs to be trimmed and some of the inserts need to be trimmed down to fit in the holes but the ease of assembly is impressive; the carrier and sub took maybe 5 mins together while the others took a bit longer. I’d say the sun is by far the easiest and most accurate, with the carrier and cargo ship being right after it. The others are a bit harder/less exact. But for about $2 a ship? Not bad at all, highly recommend

It is suitable for the price and needs to be repainted.

I love these models, I have a couple in my cubicle. My only gripe was the fact that some of the pieces are so tiny I needed tweezers to put them in place and some of them actually weren't made that well and did not fit without shaving off some plastic

Great item. Comes in a nice bag, every ship individually bagged and all pieces included. To the absolute purists, some modding is necessary, some sprue remains need to be filed off, some putty to fill in areas but overall great product!! Just cut pieces off and attach, no glue necessary!Most importantly, pieces are plastic!! i.e., durable!! I am not the nimblest of fingers, so what u need to do with tiny pieces i would've broken if they were resin, but being plastic, they last!!

First off, these aren't puzzles but rather small models. At about $2.50 a piece there's only so much you can expect from these ships and I'm pleasantly surprised by them. They've got decent detail at their exceptionally small scale. They go together easily but not without some work. Some of the holes are too small and require opening and there is flash to get rid of. As with any plastic model an exacto knife, some files, side cutters, and CA glue will make putting them together easy but aren't required. While most of the models fit nicely together the Slava in particular has some issues with fitment around the foredeck and missile tubes.

You get what you pay for. They're cheap and the instructions aren't the easiest to follow. The ships themselves click together OK, but the accessories just fall off. We will most likely super glue them together. Or maybe the trash fairy will sneak in and steal them so we have to get something better.