Bought the Desert Eagle first, then this. Same build quality, and this one has the stand included.

Some pieces are tiny so give yourself good light. The finished detail makes it worth the squinting.

Model is good but all the pieces come loose in bags without step numbers, so you sort first. Add half an hour.

They did it together at the kitchen table on a Saturday. Best money I spent this month.

1:1 scale is what sold me. Sitting next to my hand it is exactly right.

I have picked it up dozens of times and nothing has come loose. That is not true of the other kit I own.

Did it across three evenings with a podcast on. Genuinely calming.

Compared to other brick model kits this size, sixty is fair. Quality of the plastic is better than I expected.

Got it for my partner who collects models. He cleared a shelf for it.

Small thing but the aiming point and the laser sight block are properly modelled, not just printed on.

Worth knowing this is a static display model. My ten year old was a bit let down, my sixteen year old loved it.

Shipped quicker than I expected and the box had zero damage. Started building the night it arrived.

I had never built anything like this. The steps are numbered clearly and nothing needed force.

Took me about four hours, not the two I planned. Still worth it, the detail on the slide is excellent.

Everyone who comes into my office picks it up. Then they ask where I got it.

Counted them all out before starting because I have been burned before. Everything was there plus a few spares.

First one went to my brother. Ordered another for myself the same week.

Model is great. The display stand is what makes it look finished instead of just sitting flat on a shelf.

Sorted the bags first, then it went quickly. Very relaxing after work.

It has real weight for a brick build. The orange tip is moulded in, not a sticker, which I appreciated.

No complaints about the build itself. I just wanted the black version and only the grey was in stock.

My nephew is into every kind of model kit and this was the one he actually finished the same day.

Pieces snapped together tight with no gaps. Nothing has fallen off since I put it on the shelf three weeks ago.

Really happy with the finished model. The instruction booklet is small print though, I had to use my phone light on a couple of steps.

did not expect the trigger to do anything at 60 bucks. it clicks properly and the slide detail is clean.

He is fifteen and did the whole 432 pieces himself in one sitting. First time in months he asked me to look at something he made.

Built it over two evenings with a coffee. The grey upper against the black grip looks sharper in person than in the photos, and the stand means it never gets knocked around.