Our daughter came to visit and brought me a nice gift. It’s two sheets of die-cut steel where you punch out the pieces and assemble them together. Apparently, these have been around for at least eight years, but this was the first time I had heard of these. Anyone else build one (or more) of these?
These pieces are tiny. It’s nice to know that my daughter thinks I can actually put this together, but I wish she had bought an easier one for my first time. It’s only 4.8 inches long. 
So size does matter!
I’ve got two of those my kids gave me. An airplane and a penny farthing. The latter was a major PITA to assemble! Too fragile!
oh yeah, I’ve had one maybe 20 years ago ? it’s tiny, it’ fragile, and it has the ability to slice your fingers open.
10/10 would try again 
It says: moderate and 14+
You can do it.
(Never seen them before)
I have built two of the Metal Earth kits, and have two more to build some day. The first that I completed is their model of the Perseverance Mars rover and Ingenuity helicopter - here are a few photos and a short video. The other is the Apollo Lunar Module, for which I don’t have photos. The two kits I built were pretty hard to form (bend into shape) some of the parts and hard assemble. But they are pretty cool!
