4D Puzzle – Harry Potter: The Knight Bus – 73 Piece Model Kit for Teens and Adults – Ages 14+

I’m a huge Harry Potter fan and received one of these for a gift. I loved it so much, I purchased several more. The directions are very detailed and this was really fun to put together. The details are amazing.

If you enjoy puzzles this is just perfect !!!

Bought for myself, a 37 year old! Absolutely loved this set. Had no issues getting them together. Would make a great gift as well! Thoroughly enjoyed. Wish there were more !

These things are awesome, perfect for any Harry Potter fan!! Very happy wife now 👍🏻

I absolutely loved this puzzle! Easy to assemble and came out beautiful for a great price! Will buy more in the future and definitely found my to do during my down time.

3.5 stars.This paperboard kit is not anywhere near as nice as the Hogwarts Express kit from the same company, which is only a few dollars more, and which includes multiple extras, is moddable, comes out much nicer, and is more fun to build. In other words, if you have the space for a train model that is almost 3 feet long, get the Hogwarts Express kit rather than this Knight Bus kit. Or get both and use this bus as an accessory for the train.Fundamentally, this kit makes a bus-shaped box. Which is fine. But you can't see inside the bus at all except at the rear entrance stairwell. The outside printing is detailed and accurate, but there are a lot of tabs which show externally and are in places where they distract from the realism of the model. There are no extras, no Harry, no Stan, and most surprisingly, since these would have been simple to add to the exterior bus prints, no Ernie the driver or shrunken head.Since you can't see inside the bus, and there are no interior details, unlike the equivalent Lego models, it makes for a much less interesting kit to modify.The parts fit together precisely and snugly for the most part. The bus is reasonably sturdy when completed, for a model that is intended for display and not for handling or play. Only a few parts really need to be glued: the undercarriage board, the wheels, and the bumpers. The huge side and roof panels could be glued too, but that would be very tricky to do, as they're already quite challenging to fit their slots to around 10 tabs each.There are two tab location errors in the die-cut prints. Both are for tabs / slots for the lower front passenger window curtain parts. These are easily fixed by nipping new slots where they need to be, and are not visible. Still, it's surprising that these errors were not caught at the factory and eliminated before production. These errors, combined with the so-so instructions, could make the kit very confusing and frustrating for children.There are several places where a part's tab is meant to fold and is thus mostly die-cut from the part, making the insertion of the tab very challenging, since the tab is essentially held to the rest of the part by a single sheet of creased paper, and is delicate.Overall, recommended if you're looking to complete your Harry Potter model set from this company, or just like the Knight Bus and want a relatively inexpensive kit of it.

I don't have pictures of the fourth building but I promise it is very impressive also. Directions are easy to follow and this is actually much nicer than I thought it would be. I would definitely recommend it. It was a lot of fun to put together with my grandkids, and they are really, really detailed. Definitely like them.

The media could not be loaded. Once you get the concept, it's so easy and fun