I bought it during the quarantine to pass the difficult hours and I didn't regret it for a moment. You feel the awe as soon as you receive the huge and heavy box. Especially if you go to pick it up from the store yourself, you need to have cleaned the trunk of your car to fit it in. (That's a job that should have been done a long time ago.)

The second shock of joy comes when you open it and see the dozens of bags it contains and the three-kilogram (!) instruction manual. It has 15 construction stages, with two to three bags for each stage, you can understand what we're talking about. With relaxed rhythms, a drink (or orange juice for the younger ones), some music, and good company, each stage takes about one to one and a half hours.

It has great detail both externally and internally. However, although the interior spaces of the ship are accessible, it is good not to handle it too much with your hands, as it is sensitive.

Another issue to consider is where to place it when finished, but also during construction, because it takes up space from the early stages. I put a larger shelf in the library and solved the problem. Another solution is to hang it from the ceiling or place it on a glass table in the living room.

If you are thinking of getting it, don't think about it, these things don't require thinking.