I mean overall, it’s going to look amazing when completed but be advised you will be irritated during the build. Many parts will continually fall off with just a minor touch and everything has to be perfectly set in place otherwise it doesn’t fit. I had to use spare pieces I already owned to edit the design a bit to keep some pieces from pushing together and to keep others in place. The nose/eyebrows, the eyes, and the “sideburn” areas will make you want to pull out your hair. Took about 12 hours in total to build so it’s a nice chunk of time to entertain yourself with but I feel like if this head ever fell and broke apart I’d feel better throwing it away than trying to put myself through rebuilding it again. The instructions themselves were pretty easy to follow. Also it comes with pieces to allow (I’m assuming) the mouth to move open and closed but there’s nothing in the instructions for how to incorporate the mechanism so there’s no way for you to know how to do it unless you got lucky and fiddled with it yourself. Also the build sits precariously on the base by just 6 points of connections so if you tip it forward or backward any I was always worried it would plop off the base and fall down. If you’re more of an ends justify the means kind of builder then go ahead, I recommend the set based on the finished product alone. But if you’re the kind of builder who enjoys the journey more than the finished result, I would recommend a different set