Revell SnapTite Build & Play Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter Hobby Model Kit

This does have some very crisp and fine details. It straddles the line between a toy and a detailed model. It is quite easy to assemble for kids since it is a low part count and snap fit and there are no small fiddly parts. It is pre-painted and looks decent enough out of the box for what it is. Also, if they like to fly it around the room, the more delicate parts like the gun tips on the wings are molded in a softer rubbery plastic so they do not snap. There is a hinge on the hatch that allows them to open the hatch. And of course the sound and light module it comes with is entertaining. For those looking more for a more serious display piece to go alongside Bandai or Fine Molds models in 1/72 you can still get a very nice finished piece. I've included a picture of it next to the Bandai 1/72 First Order Fighter and the Bandai 1/72 First Order Special Ops Tie Fighter for anyone wondering how it scales out comparatively. Note the model in the pictures has been fully painted and the toy-like hatch hinge has been removed. I think this shows that it can be made into a very good replica

One of the easiest snaptite model in the StarWars series. Nice looking, cool light & sound effect. Kylo Ren is all black, which is not far from the spec, except for the silver lines on the mask. You can easily add that with a silver marker/paint pen.I like the rubbery laser canon. A nice consideration to make this toy safer and durable. The only minor problem is that the hatch hinge is designed incorrectly, so it keeps falling off when opened. You can easily push it back in. No big deal. But a kind of silly mistake for an engineer/designer at this level find product.

Great little model. Takes minimal time to assemble, nice detail, and seems durable so far. Three sound effects are a bonus and back lights up. Great value for the money.

I bought this for my 10 year old son to try and get him into build toys a step above Lego kits. I turned my head and he literally had done the whole thing in 10 minutes. The quality is great. Sleek lines, good fitting pieces but build time is just too fast for the money. If your kid is about 10ish and fairly smart, buy them something more challenging. Unless, that is, they're REALLY into Star Wars.

I got several Star Wars model kits for a 9-year-old's birthday party and this was among the best in terms of the kids being able to do it without adult help. Recommend.

Love the model, the light up engine is cute, the sounds are silly but unmistakably star wars. It looks good next to my fleet of other Bandai Star Wars models, assembles in like 15 minutes and is surprisingly sturdy. The wing tips are made of a kind of pliable plastic that won't shatter easily unlike my Bandai models.

This model is absolutely amazing if you guys are wondering on what I used to make the color darker and more worn out I just used some black panel line accent color by Tamiya I highly recommend you guys do the same makes it look amazing

The model itself is nice. I bough a damaged item from Amazon warehouse, as it turns out the package wasn’t the only thing that was damaged. Other than that it was a nice model. Would be nice if it came with some kind of stand.