WW2 Army T-54/T-55/T-69 Tank Brick Building Set, 3 in 1 Battle Tank, Military Model Toy Kit, 2 Soldier Minifigures, Gifts for 6-12 Year Old Kids, Compatible with Lego Army, 604 Pcs

My 9 year old son loved this set ! Products is better than I thought .

This is compatible with Lego sized bricks.Sluban seems to have models of all kind. They're very consistent in quality and come with original stuff.This is a model of a tank, with minifigures.Although compatible with Lego (from a size perspective), Sluban has their own minifigures designs and sometimes bricks that do not exist in Lego.The bags are numbered, the instructions are clear, where previous steps build are shown in pale yellow to easily identify the current block placement.All in all, good model for 8yo+ (from a building perspective) or older if you consider the topic.Have fun!

Just as good as the neam brand that doesnt sell military themed sets. My son loved putting it together and everything snapped in perfect. Cool that you can modify it. Recommended

This WW2 Army Tank building kit offers a moderately engaging build experience, suitable for adults who enjoy the occasional brick-building project. While not overly complex at 604 pieces, it provides a satisfying way to spend a few hours. As someone who enjoys building these types of kits, I found it to be a decent, though not perfect, build.The completed tank model is a nice representation of a WW2-era vehicle. One of the cool features of this kit is the ability to make minor modifications to the finished model, allowing you to create different variants of the tank. This adds a layer of customization and replayability that elevates it beyond a standard static build.However, the building process was hampered somewhat by instructions that were occasionally unclear or confusing. This led to a few moments of frustration and required some extra scrutiny to ensure correct assembly.Overall, this WW2 Army Tank building kit is a decent option for a casual building project. While the instructions could be improved, the final product is worthwhile, and the build itself is mostly enjoyable. The ability to customize the tank into different variants is a definite plus. It's not the most challenging or refined kit out there, but it provides a satisfactory experience for those looking for a relatively quick and straightforward build with a touch of personalization. It could have been better, but it wasn't bad.

This kit is alright, the pieces go together well enough, but there were some decent challenges especially compared to the name brand. My son said it wasn't his favorite, so I would look for a different option.

At only 604 pieces this is an excellent model for beginners to start with or a great quick, fun build for those with more experience. I'm using it with my other 1/35ths scale models.The build is made easy by the thorough instructions that list which of the numbered bags go with which steps. The pieces are inventoried for each step and then the instructions show which parts go where. They couldn't be easier to follow.Most of the pieces are standard sized bricks but a few pieces are twist outs so you'll need to string the ends so there aren't any burrs on the ends. Otherwise the bricks are ABS plastic with great color throughout the blocks and there aren't any mold marks or rough spots so the bricks feel great too. They also go together easily and snap apart when you want them to.All that's great but I've saved the best for last, this model can be built in three different variants, the models: T-54S/59S, T-55AS, and the T-69S.

Packaging : The set comes in a standard SLUBAN box containing instructions, a small sticker sheet, and numbered bags (The bags are sequential for the build).Instructions : The instructions are clearly printed and easy to follow.Stickers : There are not many, and they are not critical.Parts quality : The parts are of a consistently good quality in terms of fit and finish.Set design : The set design is on the overall decent, although the armor built over the very front of the tracks is notably weak and likes to fall off easily. There's no particularly noteworthy elements to the build, with it featuring fairly normal methods of building all throughout.Overall thoughts : I mean, it's a decent enough representation of a few post-war era tanks - even if the only real external difference is a huge IR spotlight.

Building brick tank with 2 mini figures. Compatible with big brand name blocks. Not a difficult build, took a few hours with breaks. Finished build looks good, multiple ways to finish it off.