SpruKits Pokemon Yveltal Action Figure Model Kit, Level 2

Sprukits models are among the most satisfying, not-too-challenging kits I've ever laid hands on! They're well-made, from the sturdy plastic to the perfectly cut stickers. Perfect for an otherwise boring evening, but not too complex! The different levels of difficulty are more of a suggestion. I think a level 1 kit would be appropriate for a 7+ year old, a level 2 kit would be fine for anyone 9+, and a level 3 for a 12-or-older kid! Having said that, I'm 25 and I still enjoyed these level 2 kits; they're not boring, but I can build them on my lap while watching TV at the end of a stressful day.Everything fits together with satisfying clicks and snaps, and I've experienced no breaks or mismatched pieces; a first, for this type of kit!There's absolutely no need for glue or paint, and even clippers (to smooth the breakaway points) is pretty unnecessary.I hope to see and work on more of these kits in the future!

I love it.It was so fun to build! I love the Pokémon and all of its franchise. This Yveltal is great I’d say 5 stars but here’s the problem:The plastic seems a bit... cheap. And I had a mistake with the tail because I put the wrong piece on accident and I tried to take the tail off to fix it and then... Snap! I was a bit, well, mad when I discovered the disconnected, broken tail in my hands. I did not pull on it even that hard! I had to glue it back on, of course! But I still love this figure so much that I gave it a four star review, even though this was a big problem.I may purchase a new one so I can have an articulated tail. Overall great! Easy to build!

My son loved it but it fell apart easily. We quickly lost parts.

My son did not see that it was a kit. It was quite nice despite his disappointment. My husband and I assembled it and it is a good display figure.

Really cool kit! Stickers are involved but not too many. Looks great and poses well

Building this one was very fun. The three arms (?) were each jointed and the head was also allowed to move freely. On the stand it has two poses built into one piece, though it was a bit awkward to place it in the "flying" position. The only problem I had was the stickers that needed to be applied on the feet (I'm assuming there's a theme going on with these figures) since they were in an awkward shape. However, the other stickers were not a problem.

My son-n-law was thrilled

Such a sweet model of Yveltal. Really nice Bandai. My 13 year old had a lot of fun building it and displaying it.