Lego

[TheNormsk]

Unless it's a knock-off that looks like Nanoblock, I have their small Tokyo Tower model:

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It's fun but yeah, tweezers recommended.

Never heard of those before but they're fairly high quality bricks and certainly and interesting twist on regular Lego.

 

[SPhilli911]

Took me the exact length of the first two movies to build the Back to the Future set. Went with the Part 2 version. Made sense considering the included Minifigures anyways.

 

[sesselpupser]

31160 on the left, Airfix Easy Build Bf 109 on the right. The Lego was £13, very clear instructions but a longer build with more pieces, the Airfix was £15 and went together much more easily because it was literally a handful of pieces but the instructions were not as good - it's basically a polybag build with bigger pieces. It's hard to tell from the photo but the fuselage and wingspan is about one stud bigger on the Airfix model.

I do like the Airfix model because it's a more accurate representation of a real thing but I prefer the Lego model, even if this particular one is somewhat lacking in character, but it's a lot bigger than I thought it would be considering the fuselage is 3 studs wide and it was only £13. It's way better and cheaper than the £18 31126 Supersonic Jet though.