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Difficult to put together
The directions are confusing and the pieces are to tiny, but it is cute and nice lit up

Disappointed at first – worked it out.
Edited — Customer service on the problems with this little guy was excellent. It doesn’t, at this time, solve the issues but the design is being adjusted so the main issue of the lights should be resolved shortly in a modified version of this kit.This is a cute little astronaut designed to sit on the edge of a shelf with an open area (his backpack) that can be used for pencils, flashdrives and other office supplies.However, that is ALL it is. It is supposed to also act as a little light (faceplate) but that is not the case. You are also supposed to easily change the faceplate according to the product description and that’s not true. With a little work, you can get the lights to work, partially because of the limit to “interchangeable” on the faceplate – see below.The bricks fit tight and that helps if you have it sitting on a shelf. If it falls off, it might not break up into too many pieces.Howerer, there are a few problems. Starting with the instructions that are too small and difficult to read. There is no parts list for either the entire kit, nor each step. It is not easy to see the “edges” of each piece to see what is needed for each step.The description said the faceplates (clear, smoke) were interchangeable. They are NOT! Interchangeable means you can pop off one faceplate and pop the other in. You have to disassemble most of the helmet to be able to change the faceplate. That adds additional complexity because the instructions only show the dark faceplate and that is harder to see the edges of the pieces than is the clear faceplate.There is a problem with the lights because of a change in the design/model of the battery pack. It won’t fit in the space designed in the astronaut’s head. I figured out a workaround that uses the limit on the faceplate. Just use a few of the “other” option for the faceplate (I used the smoke) to make a small platform that fits inside (on one end) of the backpack. Place the battery pack on that with the switch UP and run the wires through the switch area, across the battery compartment, and into the faceplate area. Now you can light up the face. It has the advantage of being able to change the batteries as needed!Overall. it’s a cute kit but its not all that is described and took a bit of thinking to get what I wanted out of it. I did lose half the open backpack opening.

Bad design, frustrating assembly
Cute set, however, the directions are terrible and the pieces are tiny – making it hard for an adult to assemble. The directions are too complicated for a young child to put together.The worst part is the battery box does not fit as you continue to build and the way the directions tell you to make a “switch” to press the button does not work properly. I had to undo half the build to put the battery box out the back so it can be used (also when you need to change batteries, you’d have to disassemble the astronaut).Neat idea – terrible design and directions.

Hard to build
Direction are bad, lights are multiple color, Spent alot of time taking apart starting over. Looks nice once you get it right. Price is high for the problems you run into. Missing dark gray pieces had to replace with clear ones.

Como juguete cumple su función y como lámpara, aunque no ilumina de forma potente, es muy bonita y genera una atmósfera cálida.