Review on Architecture Birthday Kit by Little Learning Hands by Joshua Mejia

It was amazingly accurate and easy to build. The first thing I will say about this is that the cutouts are pretty solid. They're just hard cardboard and pop-ups. You don't have to make cut varieties. In fact, these are just cardboard templates. Assembly is quite easy if you follow the instructions. Everything is just printed on cardboard. Together they're pretty strong and I can barely tell from a distance it's cardboard. If you don't put anything heavy on it, it stands quite well. It's a great educational tool to learn how to build and demonstrate what a real pyramid looks like. Assembling doesn't take that long. My niece was able to assemble it in about two hours. On a scale of 1 to 10. I would say the difficulty is around 5. It collects dust easily so keep that in mind. In general, this is a good pyramid. It might be a bit difficult for a child to assemble, but it requires no tools. It looks good and from a distance it looks pretty accurate. When everything is ready, it is good to put up a shelf for decoration.