Star Wars Force Awakens Poe Dameron's X-Wing Fighter

My 10 year old grandson loved this toy. it is light weight o easy to share with his little brother. and sturdy to put in his Star Wars collection

Very real to life! Found online and ordered to give as a present. Family member was excited and thought it looked like a perfect replica.

Excellent product for those of us who like Star Wars. Very good quality and looks incredible in the display cabinet with the rest of the collection.

it s a gift so i haven't open gifted yet. very fast shipping

Can test your nerves but worth it in the end.

Metal Earth models are very detailed. This Star Wars robot is no different. This one ranks at the top! And looks great in my Star Wars collection!

I wouldn't recommend this one as a started model. Pick something a little easier. Review the instructions before starting. Look at the metal sheets and get oriented with the parts layout. There are many parts that require rounding. I used various sized wooden dowels and used eyebrow tweezers to manually shape some of the curves. There are a LOT of extremely small parts to work with adult fingers. Tweezers are a MUST, as well as wire snips to cut away some of the delicate parts. Don't try to bend and twist to get them out... they will snap. Best piece of advice.... GO SLOW. Pay attention to the diagram and breakout the parts as you need them. Many parts look almost identical but follow the instructions. Once you have a part assembled, don't plan on taking it off without glueing it on. The tabs are delicate and will break if bent too much. Loved this project and moving on to a more complicated model.

This was just a little OK I was expecting it to be different than what it was it was more like a foil paper type wasn't too impressed but he seem to like it so I guess all is good

Tools needed do not come with model which is expected but some people don't know that. Even if you have the right tools the metal seemed difficult in places to place the tabs down properly. While I was building mine, the x-wing model, I was working on sealing the back of the x-wing when I noticed the droid had fallen loose or something. I take it back apart to try to put the droid back *mistake*. I see the droid and I go to put it back when I realize both retaining tabs are broken off. I leave the droid out and keep going. As I place back together the x-wing another piece breaks. Lucky for me there's enough. Retaining tabs left to keep it where it needs to be. I move on to the engines on the wings and run into more problems with tabs breaking and not being able to roll metal parts correctly. I thought this model would be fun but instead it became very frustrating.

It was horrible! Not what I expected. The instructions to assemble were terrible!