Famemaster 4D Vision Triceratops Anatomy Model

I struggle with these products because I love them however, they are incredibly hard to put together and I have broken several of the plastic pieces trying to get everything together. The directions are incredibly hard to follow.

This is not for little kids. Once it’s put together it looks great, but an adult needs to assemble it. Don’t even attempt to assemble it unless you are in a calm state of mind, because you will lose your mind trying to get this thing together. Assembly instructions are useless. The order they want you to follow doesn’t work. I eventually used my puzzle building skills and out their instructions to the side because it wasn’t possible to get all of the outer parts together in the order they suggested. I recommend attaching the assembled head to the assembled body at the very end. I had to put it down and walk away for a few minutes to clear my head bc I was on the verge of throwing this thing in the garbage disposal. I love puzzles and I am the resident toy builder in my house. My dinosaur obsessed daughter loves now that it’s assembled but that there was no way she was getting this together on her own. I told my kids that if they break it apart I am going to sell them, Hahahahaha. Just kidding. Sort of.

Fiddly little parts, ackward to assemble, not for little ones. The organs don't "snap in" they just float inside so nimble fingers are needed. Great product when assembled

My 8 year old daughter really wanted this because she simply loves Triceratops and building things.Seemed like a good thing, put together, take apart and repeat, like Lego.Not quite so. It wasn't that it was too complicated for my 8 yr old but she was worried that she would break or crack the parts.Before buying this, we had plans to purchase the other models too but now, not anymore.

I hate this. My son has another model that he can put together but this one does not stay. So cheap. Do not buy

It did not fit together.

Good!

In a house with an overabundance of Lego, I had so much faith in my ability to build things, as well as my 7 year olds. I have been shaken.The instructions for this are just a picture with a plethora of arrows - no steps, nothing to tell you what to do first. Be prepared to assemble/unassemble/reassemble this about fifty eleven times.Once you manage to get the innards to stay together, you are then faced with the daunting task of encasing it in a plastic shell that I can only assume is meant to be assembled by an army of small octopi. If you make it past this step, be prepared for the head to pop off a couple times, and expletives to be muttered.Long story extremely short, my son is impressed with the appearance of this model, but even he just wanted to sit it on a shelf and never touch it again. I would suggest only purchasing if you have an abundance of time, patience, and crazy glue.

My daughter is going to love this. Fast shipping. Thank you!