Paper Nano Kyoto Temple building kit

This is the first Nanoblock paper kit I've tried and I'm having great fun building it! It shipped from Japan, and took a few weeks getting here but it was still cheaper than John Lewis! :)I can see as I get to the final touches I can see why it's 'five stars' in difficulty. You definitely want to kit yourself up with a couple of tweezers to get the folds in the right place and last little details just right. Sometimes the pieces are so delicate I've almost wanted reading glasses!The set comes with several sheets of car with the designs laser cut out - but you still need to cut the final few spurs keeping each piece in place. Each piece has a number cutout next to it which correlates to the instructions. The instructions aren't exactly on the level of Lego's or Ikea's, but I've found them easy enough to follow! They're written in both Japanese and English which helps.Once I've finished this kit, I think I'll order another!

A slightly challenging piece of papercraft for a beginner like me given the size - however very satisfying to build. The kit consists of a number of sheets that have been mostly pre-cut. You then cut out the retaining tabs and shape them based on a set of instructions (in English and Japanese). The model itself is built up in layers giving a solid end result.The quality of the paper is good and the finished project looks very impressive.

Bought to cure my boredom. This was a really fun project! I just used pritt stick and occasionally some old tweezers for more fiddly bits. Wouldn't recommend for young children as everything is so small and they would find it hard to follow along with the instructions. My model is not perfect but it doesn't bother me - you can only tell when looking really close. Would definitely buy another paper building set from Nanoblock!

My daughter just loves making the paper nano sets. She has already made the Taj Mahal and London Bridge and we have another 5 for her to make, this being one still to make. I would highly recommend these sets to anyone who loves making intricate models (you will need very good eyesight or a good magnifying glass!)

Its too small and fiddly to make. I got absolutely nowhere with this. Its too flimsy, and the instructions are no good. Anyone that can make this deserves a medal.

My 11 year old daughter ( who is very dextrous) made this and it looks awesome. I'm not sure I could have done, it is very fiddly and small, takes a lot of patience.

This project is very tiny... definitely not what I expected.. not suitable for a school project... Not worth the money

My daughter just loves making the paper nano sets. She has already made the Taj Mahal and London Bridge and we have another 5 for her to make, this being one still to make. I would highly recommend these sets to anyone who loves making intricate models (you will need very good eyesight or a good magnifying glass!)