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I’ve completed 3 of these models so far: Atlantis in January 2023, Starlit Amusement Park in February 2023, and Romeo & Juliet’s Tower in April 2024. These are some of my favorite models to make. They’re absolutely beautiful, and they’re nice and big so they look great on display. The instructions are all in Chinese but the pictographs are clear enough to understand directions (with just a couple moments of confusion here & there). The ONE area that these do a poor job at are the lights. The wiring on all of them are shoddy, so the lights are very inconsistent. You can only get them to stay on for a few seconds at a time. Overall though, these have still been some of my favorite models to make; I always have fun building them & get tons of compliments when they’re on display!

Absolutely loved putting this together! The tiniest pieces are the most difficult in my opinion but still fun. I will definitely be getting and making more in future. I also did use crazy glue for some parts just to make them more secure.

This was my first time building a model from this company. I loved the concept of a touch light and the constellation theme. Colors were lovely too. My problem with this model was the tab's are much smaller then other companies and more easily prone to metal fatigue. The instructions were very poorly done too. There were way to many picture of the same thing when they could have just said (x 8) It is a nice touch to have the numbers printed on the metal sheets. The price of the model is a bit more than some of the other companies who products are much better made. All in all I probably will not buy another model from this company as their models are just not as satisfying to build. It's a shame as the concepts are quite nice but ultimately it's all about the fun of building something that goes together well. I did not find this model fun to build and it is very delicate and light weight compared to other models I have built with similar numbers of pieces. The light also stopped working as the spot weld broke on the switch 2/3rds of the way through building it. They have you insert the light and batteries very early instead of waiting until it is finished to put the batteries in. Very obnoxious to have it blinking off and on while your building it only to have the wire break from a very small spot weld. I had to be incredible delicate with it the whole time. Again nice concept poor engineering......

This is a stunning model, and I loved building it. There are some new innovations in the design of this model. First, the battery for the lights is rechargeable using a micro-USB cord. MU has added special double tabs to help you correctly orient pieces as they are joined. I've included a picture from the instructions showing what I mean.Because it is a rotating music box, you will need to make adjustments to the lower hanging parts to facilitate the model's rotation.As I said, I would not recommend this as your first model, but I believe anyone who loves this hobby could work up to this level of challenge quickly.

The parts are so tiny and so difficult to separate from the metal that it’s pretty much impossible to put together. I didn’t get past the first couple pages and the directions are not very helpful there is no tool to help get the pieces out and the finger. Gloves are so tiny that the cut the circulation off in my fingers