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Please read it. HO scale and N scale were mixed up and I missed the In reality, it's rather smaller than the other review pictures make it look in them. This was bought for my son to use with his match box cars because it is so detailed and awesome. As far as the third floor is concerned, his matchbox fire truck ladder reaches perfectly. No instructions are included with this set, except for the fact that the floors are numbered. Due to my hurried assembly, I broke the top part. It would be best if you assembled it The roof shack wall must be snapped into the roof (5 total), the small roof into the wall of the shack, and the large roof must be snapped into the shack wall. Then, using the 1 large wall and 1 small wall with the least amount of damage, snap the floors into the corners, starting with the second floor and working up. Save the ground floor for last. As soon as the floors are firmly in place, snap the roof onto the decks. The final two walls should now be snapped in. Next, the entire assembly should be clicked into the base with moderate force, keeping in mind that too much force could break the tabs / or break other parts of the assembly.

Stephanie WESTON

| Mar 29, 2021

If you may I find these buildings to be the perfect fit for what I need. The fact that they can be assembled without glue is also a plus. The walls look good as they are but they will look a lot better with some paint applied properly. There is something satisfying about watching a stop-motion Tokusatsu video that shows destroyed buildings. I'll buy more because there is never enough destruction in the world. It was 6 years ago today The 8 inch Godzilla figures will have the same effect on them as I have on mine.

Juliet Bell

| Oct 08, 2020

Dioramas based on Gundam are the best!.

Finley Wheeler

| May 13, 2021

The item was used in a diorama for War of the Worlds. It can easily fit in the display case if it is cut down by two floors. I was just looking for what I I recommend it!.

Roberto Tanner

| Nov 24, 2020

Building is simple and easy to assemble. The instructions and pictures did not come with it since I am a complete newbie to these buildings. needed to refer to the picture of this page to steer me at first, but then it became very easy. And I love the result! There was only one piece that needed glue, and that is the sign on the building's front. You can omit it if you want.

Cillian Vaughn

| Dec 17, 2020

The first thing I noticed was that all the parts were flat panels in an envelope instead of injection molded kits on sprues. All of the parts were numbered so that it was obvious where each part should This 1/144 and even some 1/100 robot models will look great on top of the building, and it is far better than the Bandai 30 Minute Missions city display base because it has twice the height and contains more detail in the burned out section. Eventually, I will get more of these to use in my model diorama projects for sale.

Clementine Fletcher

| Apr 08, 2021

I find this to be a good scale model for the monsters my children own in 6 inches. I did not receive instructions on how to use the item, and the pieces are fragile, so I had to be particularly careful I did not break them. There was an attachment from the window that I broke as well as part of the The rest of it is pretty good.

Frank Brennan

| Aug 23, 2021

This was a present that I purchased for my son's birthday. My attempt to assemble it ended in failure because the connecting pieces snapped. To put it simply, it is useless. There is no point in wasting I was unable to get it together even after the return time passed for my son's birthday, and now it is a lost cause.

Kaiden Heath

| Mar 25, 2021