Have you ever seen Metal Earth kits?

A small sheet of metal, stamped to produce an airplane, car, dinosaur, etc.   Well here's a new way to make yourself crazy.

I gave the Metal Earth kits to kids as stocking stuffers.

I have gotten a few of the kits, they are fun but can be very tedious to get the bends just right. 

I sometimes have a hard enough time with Lego sets, so I think I'll leave those to the professionals.

I got the LEM as a Christmas gift a couple of years ago. It demands your patience, but I enjoyed building it. 

I had a couple, I used to do them during remote meetings where my attendance was required but my focus absolutely was not..    I love them.

I got one of a delorean. Someone will be getting it in a future gift exchange, because my fingers are too fat and numb to do anything with the tiny pieces. But it looks awesome on the kit.

Have been trying to order but every time I put in all the info and click place order it sends a fail message and asks me to try again.  Anyone else try ordering?

In reply to porschenut :

Yeah, I ordered one and had no problems.

Well, if Amazon won't take your money .....  =~ 0

I tried making an R2D2 and trashed it 2 minutes in.

In reply to Jerry :

I put that kit together and it was a struggle. Too many curved surfaces that all have to line up exactly right. 
Mine look something sort of like R2D2 should but it's nowhere near perfect. 

914Driver said:

A small sheet of metal, stamped to produce an airplane, car, dinosaur, etc.   Well here's a new way to make yourself crazy.

I gave the Metal Earth kits to kids as stocking stuffers.

Per website....

DISCLAIMER

• The product is a solid plastic model, no assembly function

Tried using the PayPal method and it worked.

Looks like 914 accidentally linked to a different site.

I found the Metal Earth site, which links to Innova Toys for purchase.

https://www.innovatoys.com/metal-earth

I may try the Death Star to see how it goes, starting with an 'easy' kit.